The CCA Covenant
February 18, 2010 • written by Rebecca Urrutia
Filed under Spirituality, Student Life, featured
For the past several weeks in CCA High School, the word “covenant” has probably been mentioned over a hundred times, creating mixed emotions in the student body. Responses vary from, “I don’t want it to be held over our heads if we mess up,” to “I think it’s a good heart check, it’ll... Read more »
Mexico: The Untold Chapter (Exclusive Edition)
February 4, 2010 • written by Rebecca Urrutia, Danielle Germaine, and Joe Rogers
Filed under Spirituality, Student Life, featured
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CCA Thinking Breaks the Surface?
February 4, 2010 • written by Kaley Israels
Filed under Clubs & Activities, Student Life, featured
Thinking. It’s something we can’t help but do on a day-to-day basis, and whether it’s thinking about how you will get your grades up, whom you will sit with at lunch, or just letting your mind wander, something always seems to be on our minds. But there seems there are some things that... Read more »
School Leaders Speak About…Faith
January 25, 2010 • written by Danielle Germaine
Filed under Features, Student Life, featured
“Dull, careless, and complacent” oftentimes describe the average Christian’s walk with God. Instead of lives set ablaze by a passionate fire, sometimes hearts turn to stone and only cold embers remain. Being a lukewarm Christian is a mistake some of us make when we fall into the enemy’s trap... Read more »
Forever Family
January 21, 2010 • written by Rebecca Urrutia
Filed under Spirituality, Student Life
“I was five years old when I was put in foster care, and since then I have spent most of my life in and out of foster homes,” says Raven Agarth, a sophomore at CCA. In her sixteen years of life, Raven has lived in a total of fourteen different houses. Each time it was a new place, new faces and... Read more »
Stone Hearts
December 16, 2009 • written by Rebecca Urrutia
Filed under Spirituality, Student Life, featured
With every breath you take, the scarlet heart within you pumps red liquid life. It throbs unceasingly, day and night, bringing oxygen to the life found within its secret chambers. Everything seems to be working perfectly until a poison stealthily seeps in. Unexpectedly and unnoticed, it trickles through... Read more »
Mexico: The Journey Continues
December 10, 2009 • written by Rebecca Urrutia
Filed under Spirituality, Student Life, featured
The senior missions trip to Merida, Mexico, was breathtaking. Hearts of stone were changed, mountains were moved, and eyes were opened to the sacrificial love of Jesus Christ. We saw the hand of God move in indescribable ways as He used us to carry His message of love and hope to a nation so hungry for... Read more »
Reaching New Heights
December 9, 2009 • written by Michie Alvaro
Filed under Features, Student Life, featured
Entering a new year at school has always been stressful and exciting, like flipping into a new page of one’s life, where a year of new possibilities awaits. But for an eighth grader at CCA, it’s much more intense, much more anticipated. Many times, it’s all they can think about, and all then can... Read more »
Dating: Please Don’t Break My Heart!
December 3, 2009 • written by Rebecca Urrutia
Filed under Spirituality, Student Life, featured
It’s a phone call late at night, a note passed in class; a hand to hold and a text message that says “I love you.” Dating is often characterized as receiving a teddy bear on Valentine’s Day or having your Facebook status set to “In a relationship.” It’s about being with that special someone... Read more »
The Method Behind God’s Magic
November 19, 2009 • written by Joe Rogers
Filed under Academics, Scientifically Speaking, Student Life
Francis Bacon, the “father” of the scientific method, believed that God sent man two sets of laws written by the same Author: nature and the Bible. The idea of God’s revelation in His creation is known as general revelation, yet in a day and age boasting evolution and big-bang theories, it seems... Read more »
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