Chapel

CCCS welcomes families from all Christian denominations, believing that a rich, faith-based education and authentic character development can thrive across the broader body of Christ. Alongside daily Bible classes and a curriculum grounded in a biblical worldview, chapel is a cornerstone of student life — held every Wednesday morning as a dedicated time to encounter God together.

Each chapel experience weaves together music, drama, and dynamic Bible teaching, always centering on God and His Word.

Elementary Chapel
Our youngest students explore what it looks like to love God and love others well. Through songs, hands-on demonstrations, and Scripture memorization, elementary chapels build a foundation of faith that shapes how students see and treat the people around them.

Middle & High School Chapel
Older students go deeper — into God's Word, into real-world questions, and into the courage it takes to stand firm when peer pressure pushes in the other direction. A student praise band leads worship, and throughout the year a wide variety of guest speakers are invited to challenge and inspire, including local pastors, regional para-church ministry leaders, and members of our own faculty, staff, and alumni community.

All-School Chapel
Several times each year, the entire CCCS community gathers together for special chapels marking meaningful occasions. Past services have included Pastor Appreciation, Thanksgiving Chapel, Easter Chapel, and the National Day of Prayer.

This Year's Chapel Theme

Reflections — Set Apart for Kingdom Living

This year, students across all grade levels will spend the year in one of the most powerful and countercultural teachings ever given — the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7). Through Jesus' own words, we'll explore what it truly means to live differently: to be salt and light, to seek first His kingdom, and to reflect His character in every area of life. It's not just a theme — it's an invitation to be transformed.

Upcoming Chapels!

Sept. 9: Be at it Dudes (& Dudettes)

Matthew 5:1-12; Pastor Mike Massey

Sept. 16: Salt and Light

Matthew 5:13-16; Pastor Doug Lyon