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Stories from Mount Pisgah Christian School

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Stories from Mount Pisgah Christian School

The Liberty Bell

Stories from Mount Pisgah Christian School

The Liberty Bell

Oh the places you'll go: Class of 2026
Oh the places you’ll go: Class of 2026
May 1, 2026

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! It's amazing to see how far we've come and how far we're going. I am so excited to see how God shapes each of our paths,...

From ideas to elegance
From ideas to elegance
April 20, 2026
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It’s okay to let go: the story of my favorite sport
It’s okay to let go: the story of my favorite sport
Maddie Cuppia, Editor-in-Chief • May 1, 2026

As my time at Mount Pisgah comes to a close, I can’t help but reflect on the things I’ve learned from my experience here. Becoming the Editor-in-Chief of the Liberty Bell...

Too tired to learn?
Too tired to learn?
April 20, 2026
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Will the World Cup change the way that soccer is viewed in the U.S?
Will the World Cup change the way that soccer is viewed in the U.S?
Anthony Iwaszkiewicz, Liberty Bell Staff Reporter • May 1, 2026

This summer, the FIFA World Cup is coming to the United States and many people believe it may change the way that soccer is viewed in America. As the biggest sporting event...

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Episode 25: Farewell, MPCS
Episode 25: Farewell, MPCS
Lila-Belle Mutch and Maddie Cuppia May 1, 2026

In this episode, we are sitting down with two Beyond the Bell staff members as they reflect on their time at MPCS and everything that has shaped...

Episode 24: Beyond Borders: Costa Rica Missions
Episode 24: Beyond Borders: Costa Rica Missions
Roman Gaeta, Beyond the Bell Staff • April 24, 2026

In this episode of Beyond the Bell, we take a closer look at Mount Pisgah’s Costa Rica mission trip and the purpose behind it. Joined by Mr....

Anna Izquierdo reflects on journalism journey
Anna Izquierdo reflects on journalism journey
Tess Robertson, Staff Reporter • February 13, 2025

Anna Izquierdo, a former Mount Pisgah Christian School student and current University of  Georgia student majoring in journalism with a minor...

How art shapes who we are
How art shapes who we are
Claire Farmer, Arts/Entertainment Editor • April 2, 2026

Art is one of the best ways to express yourself, whether it is dance, singing or painting; you can create a visible (or audible) representation...

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AI enters the art world
AI enters the art world
Jina Di, Liberty Bell Staff Reporter • March 13, 2026

 Artificial intelligence has been rapidly growing, especially in the art world. Many websites compose AI programs to create music, images and...

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Noah Kahan builds anticipation with “The Great Divide”
Noah Kahan builds anticipation with “The Great Divide”
Claire Farmer, Arts/Entertainment Editor • March 12, 2026

Noah Kahan, a folk-pop singer-songwriter, released the title single for his upcoming album “The Great Divide” on Jan. 30.  Since its...

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Revisiting “Wuthering Heights”: What the new film tells us about modern adaptations of classic novels
Revisiting “Wuthering Heights”: What the new film tells us about modern adaptations of classic novels
Grace Stearns, Liberty Bell Staff Reporter • February 12, 2026

“Wuthering Heights,” published in 1847 by Emily Brontë, tells the story of the intense and often destructive love between Heathcliff, a...

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