FCS Life Stories

Each fall, the Parent Volunteer Organization (PVO) puts on an afternoon of food, fun, and fellowship!

When traditions circle fully back around we feel deeply connected—those who experienced traditions when they were just beginning their journey at Faith Christian School turn around and pass them on to students who are just beginning their own journey.

Faith Christian alumnus Caleb Eng reflects on how FCS shaped his faith, academics, and path to Northwestern, as he double majors in MMSS and Economics.

Meet Coach Brett Matthews, our Middle School Boys Soccer Head Coach. He values the competitive, coachable spirit of his athletes and enjoys golf, running, and traveling outside of coaching.

Discover how Faith Christian School’s cherished Christmas carol chapel fosters community, reflects the hope of Christ, and strengthens the bond between students, families, and faculty.

The Warrior Athletic Department hosted a joyful Family Fun Night for Lower School students. More than basketball, the evening reflected true community—families fellowshipping, students making memories, and athletes serving as role models.

The Classical Showcase demonstrates how students develop confidence, communication skills, and academic readiness through recitation while also shaping their hearts to see Christ reflected in every part of their learning and life.

Project Faith Student Managers carry on a cherished tradition by leading and preparing for Project Faith, with this year’s hands-on training at Apple Ridge Farm equipping them to serve with greater confidence and effectiveness.

The Roanoke Valley Leadership Series (RVLS) equips and honors regional leaders through a free, invitation-only event featuring impactful speakers and the Inspiring Roanoke Award.

At Faith Christian School, awards and milestone ceremonies are designed not simply to recognize achievement, but to honor growth, diligence, character, and the God-given gifts within each student. Through academic, athletic, and hallmark awards, as well as ceremonies marking key stages of a student’s journey, FCS encourages students to pursue what is good, true, and beautiful while remembering that their identity is ultimately found in Christ, not in accomplishments.

ach year, the faculty selects a member of the Senior Class to deliver the graduation address. Below, read Lexie Beaumont's graduation speech and charge to the graduating class of 2026.