Honey Creek Christian School

09/01/2026

✨️Our 2026-2027 school year begins next Tuesday! ✨️

08/30/2026

Mark your calendars and join us. It's always a great time!

📣 It's time for our annual co****le tournament fundraiser! 🎉

Registration forms can be found in the church foyer. Players can also register the day of the tournament from 9am-10am. The cost is $20 per team. The tournament will officially begin at 10am. Bring a chair to watch the fun!

🐟 Freshly fried fish is our star menu item but sloppy joe's will also be available.

😀 It's always a wonderful time together and we're looking forward to fellowship, food, and fun for all ages!

08/22/2026

Hope our Arrows and their families are enjoying summer break. The first day of school will be here soon. 🎉

08/15/2026

Bro Paul teaches Chapel at our school. Be sure to wish him a Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉

Please join us in wishing our Pastor, Brother Paul, a very Happy Birthday!
🎉🎉🎂🥳🎂🥳🎂🥳🎂🥳🎂🎉🎉

We thank God dearly for allowing our church to have such an amazing shepherd. Brother Paul lives out these verses below.

Jeremiah 3:15
And I will give you pastors according to mine heart, which shall feed you with knowledge and understanding.

Proverbs 27:23
Be thou diligent to know the state of thy flocks, and look well to thy herds.

Colossians 3:12
Put on therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, bowels of mercies, kindness, humbleness of mind, meekness, longsuffering;

He doesn't have Facebook, so please be sure to reach out to him and let him know you love him because he sure does love you!

08/04/2026

School begins 5 weeks from today! We've been quiet on social media but lots of love and work is going on behind the scenes to prepare for our 3rd year of school!

07/01/2026

Important update below 😊

06/29/2026

How many have you done so far during summer break?

05/23/2026

Our 2025-2026 School Year is now complete!
We got to enjoy two field trips this week.

Tuesday, we started our day with a Bible Lesson then went to a beautiful park and had a picnic.

Thursday, we began the day with Chapel. Brother Paul taught on the “Funeral that God Attended”. When Moses died, God buried him and to this day, nobody knows exactly where his burial is. God hid that from the children of Israel because He knew their nature. They likely would have made a memorial to Moses and stayed in the wilderness to worship that memorial instead of completing their journey into the Promised Land. God didn’t want the focus to be on Moses but on worshipping Him as they crossed Jordan and settled in the Promised Land.
We took a walk on the bike trail and got pizza and ice cream for lunch. Some of our students opted to stay at the school to help Brother Paul finish building the handrails for the porch.
Afterwards, our students enjoyed burning the school books they completed and didn’t need anymore and spent time playing on the basket ball court.
We finished the day with our music and awards program.
We are so very proud of each of our arrows and all of their accomplishments!

05/15/2026

Another Wonderful Week!
This week has been filled with final exams and lots of learning.
In Chapel, Brother Paul taught from Numbers 21. The children of Israel spake against God and Moses as they complained about being brought out of Egypt and eating manna. The Lord sent fiery serpents among the people and the people died from being bitten. God had Moses make a brass serpent to set up on a pole so everyone who was bitten could look upon it and live. This foreshadows Christ being lifted up for our sin. He paid such a price for us to be cured from sin. We should never take for granted the price He paid for our salvation. Oh What a Saviour!

Our core classes were spent doing final testing.

Mrs. Rebecca taught art class and music class outside this week. Our students drew arrows with sidewalk chalk during art and played musical chairs as they played music. They all had fun!

05/07/2026

What a beautiful busy week!
In Bible class Tuesday, we learned that when God created sea animals, He spoke to the water (their natural environment) to bring them forth. He did the same with land animals. When God created man, He spoke to Himself. He is our natural environment. We cannot live without Him. “For in Him we live, and move, and have our being;” Acts 17:28.
In Chapel today, Brother Paul taught from Exodus 17 and Numbers 20. The first time the children of Israel needed water in the wilderness, God told Moses to smite the rock to bring it forth. The second time, God told him to speak to the rock. Moses disobeyed God by smiting it and received the consequence of not entering into the promised land along with the Israelites. The Rock represents and is Christ. He was smitten on the Cross once. Now when we need life-giving water from Him, we only need to speak to Him to receive it. Thank You, Lord!

Our arrows have been busy preparing for upcoming finals in each subject. They’ve had practice in Mathematics, and working on sentence structure in Language. Seventh graders practiced writing letters for penmanship and punctuation. They had a fun art class on Tuesday drawing pictures of their shoes. A few of our students hung the picture of a United States quilt that Mrs. Vickie made for our school.

Today, our older students took a break from their regular subjects to do a shop class. Brother Paul taught them the names of a variety of tools and how to safely use them. They helped him take down some worn out handrails and measure for materials to have new ones installed.
The girls put together charcuterie boards in health class to serve for lunch today. They did an amazing job!
We got to enjoy beautiful weather outside during recess and music class!
So proud of our arrows and all of their accomplishments!