HMS Richards Adventist Elementary

10/05/2026

Thank you Pastor Bizama for sharing this beautiful song. We are blessed by your leadership, your dedication to Adventist Education, and your gift of writing beautiful music for Jesus. This song speaks so clearly the mission and vision of HMS Richards Adventist School to show the love of Jesus by serving others.

10/03/2026

Happy Sabbath!
Have you gotten to see any amazing fall leaf colors this year?

❤️Sabbath

09/17/2026

It's our very own Mrs. Williams! Click through to read the full article.

A WAY OF LIFE, NOT A JOB: HONORING THE MUSIC MINISTRY OF MELIA WILLIAMS - More than 45 years ago, Melia Williams walked into her first staff meeting wondering, “What have I gotten myself into?” Today, she can look back on a lifetime of teaching, music, ministry, and thousands of moments that connected young people with each other—and with their Creator. From classrooms and concert halls to worship services and all 50 states, Melia’s journey is a testament to following God one step at a time. Her philosophy is simple: “Musical growth happens as you study the music. Spiritual growth happens when you seek God in everything you do.” 🎶✨

READ MORE:
https://www.rmcsda.org/a-way-of-life-not-a-job-honoring-the-music-ministry-of-melia-williams/

08/18/2026

Look who it is! We are very excited about this opportunity we have to share Mrs. Jordan with an even wider audience. She will continue as HMS principal, you just might not see her on campus quite as much. We are thrilled to see God working through HMS, Mrs. Jordan, and the Rocky Mountain Conference.

The Rocky Mountain Conference (RMC) is pleased to announce that Carey Jordan joined the office team yesterday as the new part-time assistant director of the RMC Education Department while continuing to serve as principal of HMS Richards Adventist School. She will provide support to the department and serve the teachers, principals, schools, and boards conference-wide.

“Carey brings a genuine heart for educators, a wealth of experience, and a deep commitment to student evangelism and mission-focused education,” praised Lori Goebel, RMC director of Human Resources. “Her passion for supporting our schools and helping students know Jesus, grow in their faith, and live out that faith in meaningful ways will be a wonderful addition to the team.”

Please join us in welcoming Carey to her new role, and keep her in your prayers as she expands her ministry.

08/07/2026

🙏 JOIN US TODAY! — Campion Campus Prayer Walk

TODAY • Friday, August 7 • 6:30 PM
📍 Meet at Campion Church

Before another school year gets underway, let’s gather as a community and cover our campus in prayer!

Join the staff of HMS, Campion Academy, and Campion Church as we pray for our teachers, administrators, staff, students, schools, and the ministry of educating our children for today and for eternity.

Parents, grandparents, church members, friends—EVERYONE is welcome!

Come walk. Come pray. Come help us begin this school year by placing our students, educators, and schools in God’s hands.

🙏 See you TODAY at 6:30 PM at Campion Church!

05/09/2026

Such beautiful singing this Sabbath! HMS students lift their voices to carry a powerful message: “Walk Worthy.”

We are called to know Jesus, to grow daily in our relationship with Him, and to live in a way that reflects His love and grace. Because He has found us worthy through Him, we are also called to share that hope and truth with our friends, neighbors, and everyone around us.

So proud of our students for using their gifts to worship and encourage others today. What a beautiful reminder to walk worthy of the calling God has given us! ❤️ ❤️Sabbath ❤️

05/01/2026

Huge thank you to our amazing parent chaperones in Washington, DC! 🇺🇸

From walking miles, navigating museums, and tackling long security lines to helping make sandwiches and, most importantly, keeping our kids safe—you helped make this trip smooth, fun, and unforgettable.

We are so grateful for your time, care, and dedication!

04/30/2026

One of the most special things in life is experiencing moments that truly shape us—times that stretch thinking and grow hearts. This week our 7th and 8th grade class is in Washington, D.C., our nation’s capital, seeing firsthand how our government is run and how decisions impact not just individuals, but an entire nation.

Throughout this experience, there has also been a clear reminder that freedom comes at a cost. Standing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, there is a powerful realization—God knows the “unknowns”, he knows their name and the number of hairs on their head. He knows each of us. He loves us as if we are the only one on this earth.

This points to an even greater truth about God. He doesn’t just know us—He cares deeply for us and loves us extravagantly. God offers a freedom that is freely given, but it came at the highest cost—His death on the cross, given out of grace and love.

“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” — Psalm 33:12

Grateful for the growth, the perspective, and the learning. If you’ve never taken the time, talk to Jesus—He’s not distant. He’s near, and He wants a relationship with you.

04/14/2026

This week our Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students had the opportunity to visit the Enduring Word Bible Museum—and what a meaningful experience it was!

Students explored the history of the Bible through authentic artifacts, interactive exhibits, and even saw a working Gutenberg Press replica. It was a hands-on way to bring history and faith to life in a memorable way.

The museum is open to kids and adults through April 19 at Campion Seventh-day Adventist Church Campion Church Community Center in Loveland, with presentations offered throughout the day.

If you’re looking for a unique and enriching experience, we encourage you to check it out!