Meet Sophomore Natalie Arndt who is in her fourth year of attending Fresno Christian, Nov. 14.

Sophomore Natalie Arndt, blog writer and FC student, strives to inform students about fitness and nutrition. Four years ago, Arndt discovered her passion for staying in shape and pursuing a healthy diet. When she is not meal prepping, Arndt can be found in the campus mentor program, Sister To Sister, playing volleyball, or riding her horse, Katie. As she encourages others toward a healthy lifestyle, Arndt hopes to inspire readers to take action in pursuit of nutritious habits.

Addison Schultz, '21, and Natalie Arndt, '21, express their excitement of the approaching three day weekend ahead, Feb. 17. Presidents' Day is a national holiday to celebrate past presidents.

Sharon Scharf teaches seventh graders, from the left, Caleigh Alday and Natalie Arndt how to set up the sewing machine for the new needlework projects, Feb. 3.

Headline FC's 36th annual homecoming festivities culminated on Friday night's football with an Eagle victory over Alpaugh, 47-6,  Sept. 17. Guests overflowed the 1,000-seat stands to cheer on the homecoming...

Fresno Christian’s 36th annual homecoming brings the community together after its absence in 2020, Sept. 17. With exotic cars, class floats, and 19 formally dressed court candidates,  enthusiasm...

Homecoming court voted in by the class of 2021 during their senior trip at Hume Lake made up for the lost traditions earlier in the year. Nominees for king candidates were: Kyle Clem, Bryson Grahm, Ryan Stark, Andrew Moore and Landon Bell.

Coaches honor their players with awards during lunch, May 14. Coaches present players with plaques with messages such as most improved, the most valuable player (MVP), and rookie of the year. The...

Girls soccer defeated Sierra, 7-1, at their first home game, March 15. The girls varsity soccer team is coached by Matt Markarian and co-coached by his brother, Garret Markarian. The team concluded...

It’s no secret that human interactions are a critical part of living a healthy life. Talking, and relating with one another on a regular basis, are not only beneficial for mental health but also physical well-being. Research has shown that loneliness actually links to other medical conditions.  For example, the CDC found 50% of dementia cases to be affiliated with social isolation.  In the wake of a pandemic when the most common forms of human connections are left inaccessible, the majority of people use technology to ward off the effects of isolation. In addition to the more popular ways to connect - like Zoom, Facetime and other social media - one of the more overlooked relational methods is podcasting. 

A virtual cheer competition? That was the only option for the Fresno Christian varsity cheer team. Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders (FCC) holds a virtual cheer competition nationally as an alternative...

Deadlines approaching, pressure building, canceled, postponed; these are the familiar barriers challenging yearbook teams across America in this pandemic year.