Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. –I Corinthians 13:7 ANNA : Love is the one thing That has zero complications And I can trust my gut... Some people know their hearts The minute true love starts. – Frozen While appearing to be the hopeless romantic, Anna is more than simply falling for the first handsome young man to come along. Anna is reeling from the death of her parents and the isolation she has experience

Members of NRCA’s high school Student Leadership Academy (SLA) recently traveled to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, for a weekend retreat hosted by Crossroads Winter Conference, a Clayton King Ministries event.

Love is a key ingredient to a good musical. So many musicals deal with the ups and downs of love in many ways. Frozen is no exception; however, while many musicals deal with romantic love, Frozen deals with the type of love less considered in the Broadway canon.

From mid-January to mid-February, NRCA high school students have a sweet opportunity to raise funds for select student activities during the World’s Finest Chocolate sale.

The varsity boys and girls swimming teams began the winter season strong with the addition of a preseason training program that prepared athletes physically and mentally.

When students attended the NRCA Book Fair from Oct. 27-31, they stepped into an adventure where a multitude of stories awaited.

This fall, five NRCA athletes signed to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

Every year since I was a little girl, my family has taken turns reading Luke 2 on Christmas Eve.

After more than two decades of coaching at NRCA, middle school soccer Head Coach Sally Pinon retired from leading both the boys and girls teams.

Sometimes, history is best learned by eating pie and arguing within a 16th- or 18th-century context.

The gym was packed with an energetic crowd and loud cheers as a team of North Raleigh Christian Academy seniors took on the staff team in a basketball game before Thanksgiving break.

A Year with Frog & Toad, performed by North Raleigh Christian Academy’s Squire Theatre, opened on Nov. 8, 2025.

NRCA’s Marching Knights participated in the 81st Raleigh Christmas Parade over Thanksgiving break.

Lights on the beautifully decorated tree flashed on. Three original staff members stood smiling at the symbol of 30 years of NRCA history and Christmas tradition.

I love this time of year. Don't you? The weather gets a little brisk, people seem to look up from their phones a little more, and festive lights appear everywhere!

When students in NRCA's Honors Nurse Aide I course study the endocrine system this year, they’ll experience the unit with science and story.

Each fall, NRCA welcomes alumni for Homecoming to enjoy a time filled with memories, laughter, and a sense of community. This year, around 175 graduates attended the event.

Held on Monday, Sept. 29, from 6 to 7:30 pm, NRCA’s Fall College Fair helped students and their families grow knowledgeable in navigating students’ exciting next steps. The event offered direct access to representatives from 29 institutions.

From the first serve to the final point, the NRCA varsity girls volleyball team proved what it means to be state champions.

Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.   –John 15:13 FROG : I’m sorry to be late Toad. I was wrapping your gift. TOAD : Oh. For me? FROG : Yes. TOAD : I can open it? FROG : Of course. – A Year with Frog and Toad While on earth, Jesus empowered twelve men to be His disciples. The Bible acknowledges these men as set apart by Jesus for the mission of spreading the gospel. In Matthew 10, Jesus instructs the twelve disciples