Rockwall, TX – Parents and high‑school students seeking a faith‑centered higher‑education path have a new local resource. On Monday, Oct. 5, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Heritage Christian Academy will host a free Christian College Fair.
Nearly 50 colleges represented
The fair will bring together representatives from almost 50 Christian colleges and universities from across the United States. Attendees can learn about a wide range of academic programs, campus cultures, admissions requirements and financial‑aid options—all in one convenient location.
Why the event matters for Rockwall families
Secondary Counselor Amber Panter of Heritage Christian Academy emphasized the importance of the fair for local families. “This is an opportunity for area students and their parents to gather information and connect directly with college representatives as they consider their options after high school,” Panter said.
By providing face‑to‑face interaction with admissions officers, the event helps families make informed decisions that align with their faith values and long‑term educational goals.
Details for attendees
- Date: Monday, Oct. 5, 2026
- Time: 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
- Location: Heritage Christian Academy, 1408 S. Goliad St., Rockwall, TX 75087
- Cost: Free and open to the public
Anyone interested in exploring Christian higher‑education options is welcome to attend. No registration is required.
Additional resources
Families looking for more information about Christian College Fairs can visit FindYourChristianCollege.com, which offers a directory of upcoming events and participating institutions.
The Rockwall community is encouraged to spread the word among students, parents, church groups and youth ministries so that as many families as possible can benefit from this valuable resource.
Supporting faith‑based education
Events like this reinforce Rockwall’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of leaders who value both academic excellence and Christian principles. By connecting local students with colleges that share their faith, the fair helps preserve the tradition of faith‑centered education in the Dallas‑Fort Worth metro area.
Original reporting: Blue Ribbon News (Rockwall) — read the source article.
