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Mr. Gossett, in the van, and Mrs. Obin, at the back of the van, and Pipe Creek Christian School virtual learning students Alexis Gossett, Leanna Redford, Sterling Clark, Logan Kremske and Elexis Pearson.

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February 28, 2021

Pipe Creek Christian School helps others

By Vicki L. George
The Bandera Prophet

During the month of February, Pipe Creek Christian School and New Life Resale Shop held their “Share the Love” food drive. Seven large containers of food were collected and delivered to the Helping Hand food pantry this week.
The delivery came at the perfect time as many families have turned to such organizations during Covid and the recent winter storms when the grocery store shelves were empty.
The students are looking forward to benefiting Helping Hand with future projects.
The school opened its doors in August 2000 and offers daily Bible study as well as all academic studies, with non-denominational Christian curricula, for all grade levels. The tuition includes after school care. In addition, the school is accredited through the Association of Christian Schools International.
The school encourages shoppers to visit New Life Resale next door to the school, located at 1990 FM 1283. All the store proceeds benefit the school.
The school is accepting registrations for the school year for all grades. The applications can be found online at pipecreekchristianschool.org. The forms can be printed, filled out and taken to the school. For more information, call 830-510-6131.
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