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Distinctives

Mission

Calvary Bible College and Theological Seminary is an independent, nondenominational institution proving undergraduate and graduate education which prepares Christians to live and serve in the church and the world according to a biblical worldview.

Purpose

The purpose of every program at Calvary is to teach students Bible and theology and to prepare them for Christian ministry.

Core Values

  1. Truth - We hold the Scriptures to be true, the focal point of our education process, and the authority for all we teach and do.
  2. Service - We prepare men and women to live according to a biblical worldview by consistently linking their education with the implications for Christian service in the church and the world.
  3. Character - We promote the development of intellectual and spiritual maturity, leadership potential, servanthood, and a sense of mission and ministry.
  4. Relevance - We prepare men and women to understand and effectively relate to the world in which we live.
  5. Relationship - We cultivate godly relationships among students, staff, faculty, and with alumni, the local church, and the society in which we live.

Educational Philosophy

The curriculum of Calvary Bible College is designed to prepare Christian men and women to live according to biblical standards and to serve in professional or lay Christian ministry with a biblical worldview.

Objectives

Through the process of preparing the student for effective ministry and building of Christian character, we desire to prepare God's people to be:

  • Biblically-Sound
  • Culturally-Relevant
  • Ministry-Directed

Preparing graduates who will:

  • Have a foundational understanding of the Holy Scriptures and Calvary's doctrinal teaching.
  • Understand the world in which they live and be able to effectively relate to others in it.
  • Possess abilities and skills of communication so as to be able to clearly share the truth of God.
  • Establish a plan to cultivate personal and professional growth throughout life.
  • Possess the ability to think critically and analytically.
  • Have an educational foundation for graduate/seminary study.
  • Recognize the importance of the local church in the program of God and be involved in one.
  • Have a continual personal and vital relationship with the living God and demonstrate this relationship through worship, lifestyle, and service (ministry).