Cono Christian School

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Cono Christian School, founded in 1951 near Walker, Iowa, by Max and Jean Belz, is a K-12 day and boarding school serving students from around the United States and the world, including about 75 boarding students and 30 day students. [1]

The Christian boarding school began, and still exists as, a ministry of Bible Presbyterian Church (PCA). Max Belz was the pastor of the church at the time of the school's founding. He, Jean, and their eight children lived on the one acre of donated property where the church building was built. Today Cono has 200 acres, 25 of which are developed.

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  1. ^ Cono Christian School gets $1 million from anonymous donor, In the Faith, January 26, 2005

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