Christmas Around the World
Rachel Toalson, Staff Writer
January 23, 2012
Christmas is one of the biggest celebrations for Christians, but it would be wrong to assume we are the only ones who celebrate this holiday. With the world becoming a global village, Christmas is now celebrated in many countries around the world. Though the mode of celebration is different, most celebrate... Read more »
Should Christians Celebrate Santa Claus?
Dawson Allen, Staff Writer
January 23, 2012
“Christmas is about celebrating the birth of Jesus, our Lord and Savior, not Santa Claus,” said a parent, while another asked, “What’s so wrong about letting your kids believe in Santa Claus? What’s the harm in that?” “Well, we celebrate both,” said a third parent. And there, in a fraction... Read more »
Christmas Traditions: How Students Spend the Holiday
Susy Urrutia, Staff Writer
January 23, 2012
Christmas is a time of cheer, to open and give gifts, to share stories that give a good laugh, and spend time with friends and family. Each family gives it their own special touch, with varying traditions and ways of celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. Some go caroling, some roast marshmallows... Read more »
Be Inspired. Submit to Journey.
Annie Harley, Staff Writer
December 20, 2011
Inspiration is a journey in itself. It is also an occurring theme throughout Journey, Christian Academy’s Literary Magazine. If someone were to flip through the pages of the magazine, they would find CCA’s finest works. The magazine is filled with creative writing, spectacular photographs, flowing... Read more »
The Holiday I’ll Never Forget
Various Writers
December 20, 2011
The sound of “silver bells” never sounded more beautiful, the fresh taste of peppermint never sweeter, the lingering smell of pine never so relaxing, especially at such a wonderful time of the year. Now, hot chocolate in hand, take a read at the stories of your classmates and teachers—the funny,... Read more »
Christian Teens in America: What’s Our Generation All About?
Alexandra Gomez and Jessie Gushue, Staff Writers
November 2, 2011
Here we are. We’re between fourteen and eighteen years old and our expectation from the world right now is to finish high school and get into a good college to impact our world. But, while the world wants us to make a splash, it does not give us a list of “do’s and don’ts” to stay affloat as... Read more »
Summer is Here!
Aileen Alegre
June 1, 2011
What comes racing to your mind when you think of summer? Is it the sound of the waves crashing against the shore, or is it the image of sun, flip flops, and tanning by the beach shore? Is it the late summer night hangouts in the back yard eating corn on the cob on the grill and delicious marshmallows?... Read more »
What’s in a Game? Red Dead Redemption Review
Nick Kumar
January 11, 2011
Red Dead Redemption is set in 1911 at the Texas-Mexico border. In the game, you play as John Marston, a former gang member looking to turn his life around and put his violent days behind him. However, the U.S. government has kidnapped his wife and son, so he has put that goal on hold until he gets revenge. Red... Read more »
Homecoming 2010
Heather Wroth, Alexandra Gomez, Karly Palmar, Chris LeMaire, Aileen Alegre
November 5, 2010
Last Monday, CCA high school students wore some wacky outfits and did a great job kicking off Homecoming Week. The freshmen class got together and formed dynamic duos, such as Popeye and Olive Oil, along with Superman and Louis, who were tied for first place in the best-dressed competition. Lucy and... Read more »
School Leaders Speak About…Faith
Danielle Germaine
January 25, 2010
“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 »