Arts
Shine at Houston Christian
Called to Create
Whether your students are seasoned performers or new to the arts, Houston Christian’s Fine Arts Department provides a space for them to explore and nurture their unique talents. We believe in uplifting and glorifying God through our gifts and invite you to join us in developing these talents.
Houston Christian's Fine Arts program covers a wide variety of activities, including performance art like theatre, orchestra, and choir, as well as visual art such as pottery and photography. Students get real-world exposure through guest speakers, local collaborations, and seasonal concerts and performances. Our faculty aims to teach students about art in social, historical, and biblical contexts. Additionally, students have the opportunity to showcase their talents locally and internationally.
Houston Christian's Fine Arts program covers a wide variety of activities, including performance art like theatre, orchestra, and choir, as well as visual art such as pottery and photography. Students get real-world exposure through guest speakers, local collaborations, and seasonal concerts and performances. Our faculty aims to teach students about art in social, historical, and biblical contexts. Additionally, students have the opportunity to showcase their talents locally and internationally.
Fine Arts Programs
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Performing Arts
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Visual Arts
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Electives
- Drama
- Drumline
- Guitar & Music Theory
- History of Jazz, Pop, and Rock
- Intro to Dance
- Jazz Band
- Music & Worship
- Piano
- Strings Methods
- Theatre Tech
Fine Arts News
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Houston Christian Presents “Dance Expressions” with DOXA Dance Company
Houston Christian High School’s DOXA Dance Company captivated audiences with their latest performance, Dance Expressions, on Wednesday, November 19, at the Pampell Family Chapel. The name “DOXA,” meaning God’s glory or praise in Greek, guides the company’s mission: to use the gifts of movement to convey grace, emotion, and uplifting messages.This semester’s performance featured faculty and student choreography, blending Contemporary and Jazz dance styles to highlight the discipline, artistry, and heartfelt expression cultivated by the dancers. The evening also included guest performances by Presley Shumate and Sophie Dickson, adding depth and collaboration to the show.The talented members of DOXA Dance Company include: Leah Babbitt, Molly Darsey, Kenny Erler (Chaplain), Cordelia Espinosa (President), Hannah Halaska, Sara Jones, Alyssa Melton (Vice President), Vivien Ottesen, Lily Stovall, and Charlotte Young. The performance was guided by guest choreographer Marlana Doyle, President of the Institute of Contemporary Dance and Executive & Artistic Director of the Houston Contemporary Dance Company, who brought her professional expertise to the stage.Through each movement, the dancers demonstrated the connection between faith, discipline, and artistic expression, offering an evening that was both inspiring and visually stunning. The Houston Christian community celebrated the dedication, talent, and creativity of these student artists and their mentors.Dance Expressions reaffirmed DOXA Dance Company’s commitment to using performance as a medium to honor God’s glory while fostering artistic growth among students.
Fine Arts Calendar
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Fall Musical Opening Night
Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat -
Winter Musical Opening Night
How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying
Fine Arts Faculty
Fine Arts Director
Southwestern University - B.A.
University of Houston - M.A.
Bradley University - Ed.D.
Serving HC Since 2012
Orchestra Director
Wayne State University - B.M.E.
VanderCook College of Music - M.M.E.
Serving HC Since 2016
Band Director
Murray State University - B.M.E.
Western Kentucky University - M.A.
Serving HC Since 2020
Theatre Instructor
Houston Christian University - B.A.
Texas State University - M.A.
Serving HC Since 2024
Department Chair, Computer Science; Visual Arts Instructor
Northeastern State University - B.S.
Serving HC Since 1992
Visual Arts Instructor; Golf Assistant Coach; Varsity Volleyball Assistant Coach
Southwest Texas State University - B.S.
Serving HC Since 2021
Dance Director
Point Park University - B.A.
California University of Pennsylvania - M.S.
Serving HC Since 2021
Psalm 98:1 (NIV)
Sing to the Lord a new song, for he has done marvelous things . . .
