Dispute places expansion of Resurrection school on hold
LOVELAND — A planned expansion of Resurrection Christian School in Loveland, the largest Christian school in the region, is on hold due to disagreements between the school and Rez.Church, the church that plays host to the school.
The school at 6502 E. Crossroads Blvd., created in 1998 by what was then known as Resurrection Fellowship, now Rez.Church, operates with its own board of directors and enrolls about 1,400 students in 110,000 square feet of school space. It leases that space from Rez for $1 a year. The school also uses offices, auditorium and common areas in the adjacent church building. The…
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