CCS celebrates milestone
This year, they celebrate that milestone with ongoing events and new branding.
Concord Christian School is a ministry of First Baptist Concord in Farragut.
“What sets CCS apart is its incomparable Christ-centered culture and commitment to advancing ‘Kingdom Education’ with excellence,” CCS’ website stated. “It is an honor to help raise up the next generation of leaders who will impact the world in meaningful ways for Christ.”
“Thirty years ago a group of visionary church leaders at First Baptist Concord set out to establish a school to educate and equip students with a biblical worldview,” First Baptist Concord senior pastor, the Rev. John Mark Harrison, said. “We are so thankful to continue this vision into the future by inspiring students to follow Jesus, believing that Christ will continue to direct our steps.”
“Concord Christian School’s commitment to a Christ-centered culture and advancing ‘Kingdom Education’ helps students to not simply prepare for college or careers, but to develop character, recognize their God-given abilities and approach the world through a biblical lens,” Superintendent of Schools Donald E. Snider said.
The most recent celebratory event, Boots, Bows & BBQ, and the school’s Concord Annual Golf Tournament, featuring Josh Mancuso, helped raise money for CCS and benefit the school’s Lion Fund, according to Lorna Keeton, director of marketing and alumni affairs with CCS.
