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Making An "Impact" Through Upper School Chapel

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If there is one thing that is certain in this time of chaos and the unknown it is God’s word. Although this year’s chapel looks different, with live streaming messages into classrooms instead of large gatherings, it has not prevented PCA from being able to immerse its students in the word and also in worship.

"Our Chapel messages,” said Dean of Students and Chapel Coordinator Charlie Wullf, “are gospel centered and will continue to be so. The gospel transforms lives and our speakers have all so far ensured that the gospel is presented in their messages to our students!"

The IMPACT team has also continued to flourish despite the restrictions. The talented group of seven students maintain a safe distance on stage while their beautiful music can be heard throughout the classrooms on both Middle and High School chapel days via the live stream link, palmettochristianacademy.org/live. The live stream is also available for all parents and Virtual Learning students to be able to “attend”.

Even in the midst of a pandemic, PCA remains true to its mission and continues equipping our students to pursue Jesus Christ passionately as they impact the culture.

Middle School Leadership Tackles The Business World

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Watch out world, there are future entrepreneurs in the works. The Middle School leadership class took on a new project this year, creating a business project. 

Teacher John Harris explained the project as, “consisting of students creating their own business, creating a business plan, and creating a business PowerPoint presentation. The main purpose is for students to understand what goes into starting a business, and open their minds to see what being a business owner entails, how to create a mission and vision statement and to build more confidence in their public speaking skills. I would hope that each student has more of an idea of what being a business owner (leader) is all about and they are more confident in their public speaking ability.”

Seventh grader Sophia Ralph said that it was most impactful in the sense that… “This project gave me a chance to create and make something I thought the world needed and I learned that building a business is hard but I loved creating something new!”

Our PCA students are going to make an impact on the world!

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