Great Commission Christian School

Zari J. an alumni of GCCS, on her way to Australia and more to make disciples as she was taught at a very young age. Congratulations Zari!

The Little Library

The Little Library — Great Commission Christian School One day, about three years ago, three friends had an idea: creating a little library for their little school. On a random Great Commission day, we asked our teacher, Mrs. Schulze, if we could dedicate a small, cozy corner in our classroom for “The Library.” She gave us permission to have some li...

We are excited to announce that Great Commission Christian School will open for its 20th academic year on Monday, September 13th. We have moved re-opening to September 13th for staffing reasons, and to allow us to be fully prepared to accommodate students in the building again. God willing, we will do in-person instruction this fall, following state guidelines. We are prepared also to do work online, if the circumstances of the pandemic make that necessary.

Calling all homeschool families! If you are a homeschool parent (or thinking about becoming one) with a heart to share Jesus, nurture children, and you are open to growing in a Christian community and willing to share your gifts beyond your family -- we might be the place for you!

Know a homeschool family who may be interested? Please share our school with them.

Calling all homeschool families! — Great Commission Christian School Do you want more than a school? Do you need more than homeschool? Are you seeking an “Acts” Christian community?

Fruitful: A March letter

Fruitful: A March letter — Great Commission Christian School Our Lord Jesus promised: "You did not choose me, but I chose you... to bear fruit, fruit that will last." (John 15:16) When God makes us His own people, He prepares and empowers us to bear fruit -- lasting fruit! What does that "fruit" look like? Here are some examples I h

Advent Week 4: Youngest Students’ Reflection

Advent Week 4: Youngest Students’ Reflection — Great Commission Christian School In this final week of Advent, Great Commission Christian School some of the youngest students in 1st-3rd grade shared what they thought about the word “love” and what it means as we get closer to the time when we remember Jesus Christ’s birth. “Jesus helps us to love our family and friends. ...

Advent Week 3: Student Devotion

Advent Week 3: Student Devotion — Great Commission Christian School For the third week of Advent, Great Commission Christian School students, with the help of some teachers, wrote a devotion on the topic for the week, “joy.” From the GCCS Students: The tradition of Advent leads us to think on the joy around Jesus coming to earth.  Luke 1: 39-45 spoke of

Advent Week 2: Student Bible Reflections

Advent Week 2: Student Bible Reflections — Great Commission Christian School This week was the second week of Advent, the week of the Peace candle. Great Commission Christian School students studied this verse from John 14 “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” John ...

Advent Week 1: Student Reflections
This Advent GCCS students and staff will be sharing some thoughts and encouragements throughout this season leading to Christmas. Read the first one here!

Advent Week 1: Student Reflections — Great Commission Christian School This week Great Commission celebrated the first week of Advent with many Christians around the world. When asked what Advent is to them some Great Commission students shared their thoughts. One 3rd Grader said “Advent means for me that we have to prepare for God when He comes, so that He doesn’t...

Read Pastor Schulze's reflection on some of the gifts this season gives to us all.

The Gifts of This Season — Great Commission Christian School So says the inspired writer of the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes.  There are various times, various seasons in life.  God brings them on.  He's in charge.  We walk through times and seasons. Each season brings its challenges, of course.  And -- thou

Our first student blog was just published! We are excited to have all of the upper grades write and edit a blog for the website. Read Lydia's here!

God’s still working: A student’s perspective on online learning — Great Commission Christian School In February, I was in school having my normal day from 8:00-3:15. Then, in March I was trying to find out how to use Zoom. There are many differences and similarities about the two classrooms, in person and virtual classrooms.