HELLO FRIENDS ! We are the CENTRAL CABBARUS BIBLE TEACHING ASSOCIATION
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We are a registered non-profit organization (501-c-3) whose sole purpose is to raise/manage the funds necessary to support the Bible classes conducted at CCHS. The support includes the Teacher's salary and benefits, as well as many necessary supplies & expenses. The Bible classes do not receive funding from any county, state, or federal educational agencies. CCBTA, therefore, raises all funds necessary to support and provide the Bible classes at CCHS, from various fundraising events held throughout the year, donations from individuals, businesses, civic & church organizations and some basic grant opportunities.
The Bible classes at CCHS are taught from an educational, cultural and historical perspective as we seek to broaden the education of the students through studying a book that has greatly influenced much of western civilization. It is not our purpose or intent to teach the Bible devotionally or with the intent of furthering religious practices.
We are comprised entirely of a volunteer staff--people who have been directly or indirectly affected by Bible classes at Central Cabarrus High School. Some of us are former students, while others are family of former students or just friends of the classes. The Covid-19 situation Cabarrus County Schools has relaxed in the 2022/2023 school year, Amy Hicks is again able to teach six classes LIVE this year, which supports over 175 students who have chosen a Bible class as an Elective. These classes have been offered at CCHS since 1982, continue to be in demand, and remain a proud and satisfying tradition in Cabarrus County, NC. It requires about $92,000 a year to provide these classes. We are so glad you stopped by. Please check out our upcoming events page for more details. If you have any questions, please contact us on social media by following our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/CCHShut/ or email at: CCHS[email protected] |
Bible class meant the world to me in high school. Not only did I get to dig deeper into the stories I thought I knew, but I also got to learn under a woman I consider one of the most influential role models I've ever had. She made learning fun, and every day I was excited to go to class! The Central Cabarrus High School Bible Class was very beneficial to me in my academics. History is important because it helps us learn from our mistakes, and that class taught me a lot about history in areas we don't normally learn about. One of the most memorable classes of my high school career. |
I think often of Bible Class. For the first time in my life, Bible was fun and engaging. I still remember her telling stories while dressed up as shepherds or kings (hopping up on desks and singing songs). I still remember the hand motions to some of the scripture we learned that year...and I've taught them to my kids. It's amazing that I remember more from her class than all the high school history classes combined. It was a worthwhile experience! |
The HUT is a family that I'm forever grateful to have been a part of. It had a profound impact on my life and I cherished every moment. Ms. Hicks' class isn't just about learning the bible. Its a community, a safe space, and a home. The only thing I regret is having not joining sooner. |