Board of Directors
AMY HICKSBible Teacher
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Tristin DealPresident
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VICKI RITCHVice President
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CINDY LONGSecretary / Treasurer
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Jon Stewart
Board Member/ Former President
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About Us
The Bible has had a profound influence on American community life, law, literature, music, art, and history. The Bible has also had a significant effect upon world history and culture. Since a complete education must include the religious and biblical influences on the world and American culture, the CCBTA was organized to provide funds for the teaching of academic courses in Bible to students at CCHS.
Teaching academic Bible courses in public education is a legal enterprise as ruled by the US Supreme Court. In Abington Township vs. Shempp, the Supreme Court stated that “the Bible is worthy of study for its literary and historical qualities alone”. The court goes on to say that “the Bible may be constitutionally used in an appropriate study of history.
The CCBTA is registered with the IRS as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. Which means we are a public charity that receives its public support primarily from gifts, grants and contributions from a broad group of people and businesses. It also means that our sole purpose is to support the bible classes at Central Cabarrus. That means all staff and board of directors are volunteers.
Teaching academic Bible courses in public education is a legal enterprise as ruled by the US Supreme Court. In Abington Township vs. Shempp, the Supreme Court stated that “the Bible is worthy of study for its literary and historical qualities alone”. The court goes on to say that “the Bible may be constitutionally used in an appropriate study of history.
The CCBTA is registered with the IRS as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. Which means we are a public charity that receives its public support primarily from gifts, grants and contributions from a broad group of people and businesses. It also means that our sole purpose is to support the bible classes at Central Cabarrus. That means all staff and board of directors are volunteers.
History
Central Cabarrus Bible Teaching Association was established in 1983. The classes have been offered consistently for over 40 years as a history and social studies elective. The course teaches from an academic perspective the historical, cultural, archeological, and literary effects of the bible.
Amy Hicks has taught the classes since the inception of the class. She currently has a BA in Bible & Bible Teaching an a MA in Education from UNC Charlotte.
Central Bible Classes serve over 150 students each year through six classes: 2 Old Testament, 2 New Testament, 1 Advanced Old Testament, and 1 Advanced New Testament.
Amy Hicks has taught the classes since the inception of the class. She currently has a BA in Bible & Bible Teaching an a MA in Education from UNC Charlotte.
Central Bible Classes serve over 150 students each year through six classes: 2 Old Testament, 2 New Testament, 1 Advanced Old Testament, and 1 Advanced New Testament.
Annual Budget
The current annual budget for 2022-2023 is $90,000. For the 2023-2024 academic year it will be $92,000. These funds go to pay the teachers salary and benefits along with the classroom courses are taught in and supporting some classroom supplies. No funding comes from the county or state at this time.
Income
How Can I Help?
- Become an association member or volunteer & promote a CCBTA Fundraiser.
- Consider a individual, group, or organization donation.
- Conduct a fundraiser
- Pancake Breakfast
- Luncheon
- Other ideas are appreciated
- Request a Speaker or presentation for your group
Mail: PO BOX 63
Harrisburg, North Carolina 28075-0063
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 704-490-6546 (Tristin Deal)
Harrisburg, North Carolina 28075-0063
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 704-490-6546 (Tristin Deal)