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2024 Heritage Gala

March 11, 2024
By Dr. Susan DeMoss

CHA’s annual Heritage Gala is a homecoming event that allows alumni, current families, and friends to celebrate what the Lord is doing at CHA.  Registration will begin at 5:00 pm, with the doors opening at 5:30 pm.  The mix-and-mingle reception with light hors d'oeuvres from 5:30-7:30 pm is designed for guests to enjoy each other and hear what the Lord has been doing. Highlights of the upcoming year will be shared throughout the evening, and the third annual “Liberty Leader” winner will be announced.

If you're not already registered, our FundEasy site makes reserving your spot easy. Table sponsor and ticket sales proceeds go towards the Academic Excellence Fund, the school’s academic needs. We thank our generous sponsors for this year’s Heritage Gala.

Honorary 
Hidden Trails Country Club

Executive 
Broadway Tag
Kimray

Visionary
Lingo
Reynolds Prime Real Estate Team 
Rudy Construction

Ambassador
WatersEdge
Innovative Prosthetics and Research, LLC.

Legacy 
Bags, Inc.
Fairview Baptist Church
Zac and Kate Graves
Hill Insurance Agency
Immediate Care of Oklahoma 
Leatherwood Family

If you would like to sponsor a table or know someone who would like to participate in our 52nd celebration, please use this link or call Dr. Susan DeMoss at 405-672-1787, ext. 233.

The Anchor Holds

February 12, 2024
By Dr. Susan DeMoss

CHA’s professional development theme for the year has been “The Anchor Holds.” Hebrews 6:19 states, “We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul, a hope that enters into the inner place behind the curtain.” CHA’s Heritage Gala aims to “Celebrate the Lord’s Faithfulness.” Registration will begin at 5:45 pm, with the doors opening at 6 pm.  The mix-and-mingle reception with light hors d'oeuvres from 6-7:45 pm is designed for guests to enjoy each other and hear what the Lord has been doing. Highlights of the upcoming year will be shared throughout the evening, and the third annual “Liberty Leader” winner will be announced.

Register today. Table sponsor and ticket sales proceeds go towards the Heritage Fund, which is used for the school’s academic needs. We would like to thank our generous sponsors for this year’s Heritage Gala.

Executive
Broadway Tag
Kimray

Visionary
Lingo
Reynolds Prime Real Estate Team 
Rudy Construction

Ambassador
Innovative Prosthetics and Research, LLC.

Legacy 
Zac and Kate Graves
Hill Insurance Agency


If you would like to sponsor a table or know someone who would like to participate in our 52nd celebration, please use the same registration link above or call Dr. Susan DeMoss at 405-672-1787, ext. 233.

As the Senior Class Goes

January 29, 2024
By Dr. Susan DeMoss

Last week was homecoming at CHA. The theme was “Road Trip.” The student council’s focus for the year has been on connecting to God and connecting to others. Members of the student council worked diligently to decorate the halls prior to the week and spent hours during the year developing the schedule of festivities. They did a great job.

Each morning, the secondary student body would meet in the auditorium to select the best dressed and compete for the coveted spirit stick award. From year to year, participation has varied. Sometimes, the competition has been fierce. This year, while the battle was competitive, the students were encouraging to each other.

Mr. Holmes always said, “As the senior class goes, so goes the school.” This year’s senior class has led with joy, unity, and creativity. On the final day of the competition, Mr. Scott Gramling said that the seniors had successfully transformed the stage into a mini “Bass Pro” shop. From a kayak to a tent, the seniors brought the heat to surpass the juniors in the rivaled competition. But when it was all done, the entire secondary student body was near the stage…together. Seventh and eighth-grade students mingled among the upperclassmen, cheering with school spirit rather than against each other. They had connected.  

Isn’t this one of the best things about school? Fun dress-up days, decorations that adorn the halls, and memories that last a lifetime? Thank you, students, for a great week. I can’t wait until the next “road trip.”
 

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