Events

Village of Idiots - Spring Play Fundraiser - April 20 & 21

Rimbey Christian School invites you to come out to their Spring Play Fundraiser - Village of Idiots, with a cast of current students, alumni and school supporters. Village of Idiots tells the story of Yosef, a deserter from the Russian Army, who wanders into the Polish village of Chelm, where things don't seem quite right. Miriam tells him to wait and see, for true wisdom is not easily measured. The "spine" of the play is Yosef's journey towards understanding the Chelmniks. And if, like Yosef, you love stories, then, as Miriam tells him, you've come to the right village. Reserve your tickets by calling Maryan at (403)843-4790. Tickets also available at Pharmasave or Value Drug Mart.

Friday, April 20 - Family Night Theatre:

7 p.m., Nazarene Church, $50/family, $15/person

(Refreshments and treats will be served during intermission)

Saturday, April 21 - Dinner Theatre: *Tickets must be reserved no later than April 18^th*

Supper: 6 p.m. $40/person includes dinner & theatre, Drop In Center

Theatre: 8 p.m. $15/person, Nazarene Church

Lifetouch Family Portraits - March 15

Lifetouch Family Portraits - Need your family picture taken? Lifetouch will be at the Rimbey Christian School on March 15 to take family pictures and we are inviting everyone in the community to take advantage of this great opportunity. The sitting fee is $30 which includes an 8 x 10 portrait. Lifetouch will donate $20 of each fee back to the school as a fundraiser! To book your appointment, visit www.lifetouch.ca/abfamilyphotos or phone 1-866-948-1005. A minimum of 12 families are needed in order for this event to take place.

Kaleidoscope-A Fine Arts Fair - March 1

Kaleidoscope: A Fine Arts Fair - Reflecting God's Image in Our Creativity

Prayer Group Invitation - Tuesday mornings

One School, One Book

RCS has launched an all school book club called One School, One Book. Every family has received a copy of Robert C. Obrien's Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH and has been asked to read it at home over the month of January. With the One School, One Book program, we aim to build a community of readers at our school. Everyone - students, parents, teachers, and even administrative staff - will be participating, and we can all reap the many benefits. Daily trivia questions will be asked every morning to encourage and reward attentive, aggressive listening. At the end of every week there will be follow up activities based on the chapters that were read that week. When everyone is involved in the same activity, there is a buzz of excitement around the school.

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