"TRAINING TOMORROW'S LEADERS TODAY."
"Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man." Colossians 4:6
"Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man." Colossians 4:6
CCT is a service organization designed to promote & encourage speech & debate for home educated students in Tennessee with the goal of training students to articulate truth & defend their faith. Our mission is to facilitate the training necessary to encourage future generations of Godly leaders who demonstrate Christ-like love through a servant’s heart.
Ambassadors for Christ Speech & Debate Club began in 2006 for Christian, home educated students ages 8-12 years old in our Junior Varsity group and students, mature 12 year olds - high school graduation in our Senior Varsity group. Ambassador Club has grown and developed in the years since.
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CCT requires any group wishing to affiliate with CCT and be listed on the CCT website complete our application form. This will be reviewed by the CCT committee. CCT reserves the right to make the final determination as to whether a group will be affiliated and listed on our website.
CCT Club Application Form (pdf)
DownloadChristian Communicators of Tennessee trains in several forms of debate as well as an array of speeches. We join with STOA, a national league offering an opportunity to hone skills through competition. Follow the links below for more information about each of these events.
Each year in March at Tennessee Home Education Association's Rally Day at Capitol Hill, CCT students have the opportunity to participate in the Student Congress Debate and Apologetics Oratory Contest. Student Congress students are legislators in a mock Congress setting where they will acquire a basic knowledge of parliamentary procedure and the standard protocol of legislative bodies. This event also allows students to develop their knowledge of and ability in speaking, logic and presentation skills. It also helps students become well versed in current events.
Student Congress teaches and trains students in the basic procedures by which governmental bodies within a Republic operate whether a City Council, County Commission, State Legislature or the US House of Representatives and Senate. It is an exercise in applied Civics.
Join us as a spectator and/or participant at this year's Rally Day at the Tennessee State Capitol. Visit www.TnHEA.org/rally-day for more information.
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