Crossroads Christian School fifth-grade students Hannah Cooke and Katie Ferrell take a moment after their school’s Thanksgiving play Nov. 15. Every student performed in “The First Thanksgiving,” which commemorates the Pilgrims’ quest for religious freedom, God’s provision, and the friendship of Native Americans to the newcomers. Photo/Submitted.
Crossroads Christian School fifth-grade students Hannah Cooke and Katie Ferrell take a moment after their school’s Thanksgiving play Nov. 15. Every student performed in “The First Thanksgiving,” which commemorates the Pilgrims’ quest for religious freedom, God’s provision, and the friendship of Native Americans to the newcomers. Photo/Submitted.
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0Crossroads Christian School fifth-grade students Hannah Cooke and Katie Ferrell take a moment after their school’s Thanksgiving play Nov. 15. Every student performed in “The First Thanksgiving,” which commemorates the Pilgrims’ quest for religious freedom, God’s provision, and the friendship of Native Americans to the newcomers. Photo/Submitted.
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