Emmanuel Christian Academy is thrilled to announce the 2026 Benefit Concert featuring an evening with Nicole C. Mullen! This event, set for Friday, May 8, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at The Chapel, promises an evening of incredible music and inspiration, all while supporting the mission of Emmanuel Christian Academy.
Join Us in Making a Difference! Visit here brushfire.com/alive/nicolecmullen/626685 to purchase tickets.
Your support will help further the mission of Emmanuel Christian Academy and provide scholarships and opportunities for our students. Through your sponsorship, you’ll contribute to the educational success of young minds, while also enjoying exclusive benefits at the concert.
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The Emmanuel Christian Academy Rams wrapped up their CYO season with incredible growth and grit. Our 4th, 6th, and 7th‑grade teams pushed through challenges, built new skills, and showed true ECA Ram pride.
At the end‑of‑season banquet, players were honored with MVP, Highest GPA, and Defensive Player of the Year awards. We’re so proud of their hard work on the court and in the classroom. Go Rams!
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Emmanuel Christian Academy was honored to welcome members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. to our campus this month as part of the Room to Read initiative. Their visit brought excitement, encouragement, and a powerful message about the importance of literacy to our students. #WeAreEmmanuel
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Emmanuel Christian Academy’s 3rd Grade class presented Blacks in the Bible at the Israelite Missionary Baptist Church this past Sunday. Taught by Ms. Dana Marie Baylor, the class was invited to share their stories from Moses and the Old Testament to the New during their Sunday service. What a way to celebrate Black History Month!
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Welcome to our Annual Black History Program
**we do not own the rights to the music***
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Emmanuel Christian Academy is proud to present its annual Black History Program on Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 6:30PM in the Worship Center. Each year, we bring students, families, and community members together for an inspiring celebration of heritage, resilience, and achievement. This program stands as a reminder of the rich legacy that shapes our nation and the responsibility we share in carrying that legacy forward.
This year’s theme highlights the power of storytelling—honoring the voices, leaders, and everyday heroes who have influenced history and continue to impact our world. Students from every grade level will participate through music, dramatic presentations, and historical reflections. Their performances will showcase not only their talent, but also their growing understanding of the significance of Black history in shaping faith, culture, and community.
Students are expected to arrive by 6:15PM and wear the following:
PreK3 - Kindergarten - Costume is provided by EEC
Grades 1st - 3rd - Living Museum Costume/Outfits
Grades 4th - 8th - All Black w/Kente Cloth Accents or full African Clothing
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