A word from … Scott Perry
Many of you attended the Thanksgiving Celebration last Friday. It was another chance to celebrate abundance with loved ones—what a gift! My wife Linda and I were blessed with a visit from her parents who...
A word from … Brian Gehr
Our chapel theme this year, “Faithful,” is rooted in Hebrews 11. The author of Hebrews includes many characters in his “Hall of Faith,” and about a month ago I shared a chapel message on one...
A word from … David Cooper
Our culture is a mess. We are surrounded by a society painted in a relativistic gray that enables anyone willing to shout loud enough to insist their “opinion” is “truth”. Confusion reigns as king in...
A word from … Rod Ross
Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I...
A word from … Hector Jardon
We have entered the last days of leaf-peeping peak colors in Colorado. The weather is changing and so is the earth. As autumn blows into full swing, the air cools down, and the warmth of...
A word from … Jessica Koch
This school year begins my 7th year at Front Range Christian School, and I feel that I’ve been around long enough to see the authentic qualities that make FRCS unique. When thinking of the big...
A word from … Lance Ferrin
Lance Ferrin is an FRCS Board member. As we embark on another exciting year at FRCS, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve alongside such a dedicated and loving community. Our school has always...
A word from … Nicole Funk
This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to study in Israel for five weeks. One of the major takeaways I gained from my time in the Land was a renewed appreciation for the critical role...
A word from … Sierra Downs
Meaning in Moments At the start of this new academic year, I find myself reflecting on the power of moments. The life of a school is punctuated by meaningful moments—commencements, continuations, award ceremonies, senior games,...
A word from … Eli Spector
“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” ~ Simone Weil School starts. Hallways are full. The noise and chatter and clanging of lockers makes the building feel more alive than it has felt...