WESTERN BIBLE COLLEGE

 
 

          MISSION STATEMENT Western Bible College (WBC)

    "advancing the kingdom of God by effectively preparing people in a Spirit driven environment"

Course work, programs, and activities promoted by WBC are designed specifically to:

  • PROMOTE spiritual maturity
  • IMPART the full gospel heritage
  • PRESENT the challenge of global and cultural needs
  • DEVELOP Christian character and worldview
  • REFINE personality traits and ethical behavior
  • TRAIN ministers and church workers

 

Campus sites are located in the greater Phoenix area as well at various geographical sites in Arizona. 

Classes are offered Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Currently daytime classes are offered at Red Mountain Christian Center in Mesa on Thursdays.  (see registration materials for details)

WBC is dedicated to the provision of Biblical instruction and training to equipping men and women for ministry and gospel service in the local church and mission fields at home and abroad.

Information provided at this catalog website is subject to change without notice and does not constitute a contract between Western Bible College and a student or an applicant for admission. 

Material included herein is based on information available as of January 2009. 







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