Love to Dig

The kids love to dig in the sand. But what they don't know is that MCCS has new sand. Volunteers removed the old sand and put in donated clean, washed sand.

Start with Prayer

It's 7:30 a.m. Do you know where your teacher is? The staff at MCCS gather every morning for devotions and prayer. What a great way to start the day.

Golf at School?

Thanks to Justin Holzgrove and friends, we now have an exciting addition at Mason County Christian School! It is a fun game called Frisbee Golf or Disc Golf.

Justin and friends created maps that lead the way to poles (or holes) that you aim to reach within a certain amount of throws (par). It starts in the parking lot, goes over to the volleyball court, down around Building 3, into the woods around the trail and back out at the other end of the field, up to the playshed and then back to the middle of the field.

The students enjoyed trying out this new sport, even though it included time searching for the discs in the woods! All in good fun!

Full House

It was a full house. The entire MCCS school plus a 40-member band and choir packed the chapel room today. Including drums, saxophones, a tuba, and lots more.

Sunnyside Christian School's high school band and choir blessed us with a fabulous concert. Their high school has 70 students, and 40 of them were with us today. They are welcome any time!

Pictured: MCCS student Becky was the guest conductor for one song.

Gospel Girls

It was open to any fourth through sixth grader who wanted to sing. Mr. E. ended up with the Gospel Girls. They have been practicing during recess and after school. Their hard work showed in their concert Thursday night. Nicely done, girls!

With special thanks to Emily on the keyboard, MCCS grad Tyler on the guitar, and Mr. E. on the guitar and banjo.

Alivia Sandquist, a 7^th grader at MCCS, won this year’s Mason County Forest Festival button design. Her artwork was selected from 900 applicants. During the annual awards ceremony, she was presented with two framed versions of her design and also a cash prize. What a wonderful gift from God to be blessed with such artistic ability. Great job Alivia, we are proud of you!

Final Count Down

Only 23 days until they leave for the ultimate field trip. Fourteen students, eleven adults, and two teachers will travel east to make history come alive.

The itinerary includes Jamestown, Williamsburg, Washington D.C., Mt. Vernon, Monticello, Gettysburg, and New York City.

Come support their last fundraiser on Friday night and enjoy an evening of entertainment.

Dessert Theatre: 7 to 9 pm Friday, March 5 @ First Baptist Church $5 per person or $15 per family.