McPherson, Kan. - Central Christian College of Kansas student-athletes spent last week participating in a variety of service projects as part of the NCCAA's #KingChasing Week.

Throughout the week, Central Christian teams stepped away from their normal practice and competition schedules to serve the community in a variety of ways. From cleaning up local parks and public spaces to helping area schools and churches, the Tigers found different opportunities to make a positive impact.

While each team served in a different way, the goal remained the same: to use their time and talents to serve others. The projects provided Central Christian student-athletes with opportunities to look beyond themselves and demonstrate the importance of serving their community.

#KingChasing Week is an initiative of the National Christian College Athletic Association that encourages student-athletes and athletic departments to pursue Christ through their athletic experiences and their service to others. For CCCK Athletics, last week's projects were another opportunity for the Tigers to live out this mission beyond the playing surface.

Central Christian College of Kansas Athletics is proud of the way our student-athletes continue to represent the college through service, leadership and a willingness to invest in their local community.