Arts

Our 2024 Veterans Day Chapel was a meaningful time of reflection and gratitude as we honored the men and women who have served our country.
Jeremy Stalnecker, co-founder of the Mighty Oaks Foundation and a U.S. Marine Corps Combat Iraq veteran, delivered a powerful message on resilience. He shared how true resilience requires character, which is built through the wisdom and guidance of godly people who help us grow and prepare for the hardships of life.
The Christian High School choir and band filled the Event Center with patriotic selections, setting the tone for a heartfelt tribute. One of the most touching moments of the morning was when our TK students presented the veterans in attendance with handmade thank-you cards, a small but meaningful gesture of appreciation.
It was a privilege to recognize and celebrate our veterans, thanking them for their service and sacrifice. May we continue to honor their legacy by living lives of faith, character, and resilience.

Advanced Theatre delivered a stellar rendition of Our Town by Thornton Wilder. Our Town is a 1938 drama revolving around the town of Grover’s Corners from the years of 1901-1913. It deals with themes of loss, the value of enjoying the little time in life one has, and the importance of making a legacy that can echo throughout the ages.

By Diego Duarte During first semester, Drama performed the festive holiday musical, White Christmas. Initially a film directed by Michael Curtiz and written by Norman Krasna, Norman Panama, and Melvin Frank, it tells the story of WW2 veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis who are trying to help their former major general, Thomas Waverly, who

CES East and West came together with the Christian Junior/Senior High vocal and instrumental arts departments to put on a beautiful Veteran’s Day Chapel. You can watch the entire service here.