Faith Journey

Enhance Your Faith Journey

Practices known to be morally wrong by biblical teaching (i.e., drunkenness, stealing, occult practices, adultery,

gossip, pride, lust, bitterness, etc.) are not acceptable for members of the International Bible College community. The

College also realizes Scripture does not provide specific teaching regarding

all social practices, and does not claim that adherence to the following is a measure of spirituality. However,

for the sake of some whose conscience is offended by these practices and for the sake of our overall

objectives to be a service institution, the College has felt it necessary to require members of the community to refrain from the possession

or use of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, illegal drugs, obscene literature (including inappropriate internet sites) and gambling.

By virtue of enrollment, students agree to accept the responsibilities outlined. above. Furthermore, students agree to conform

to the standards specified in the Student Handbook. Some may not have personal convictions fully in accord.

with these responsibilities and standards, but the purpose underlying this statement necessitates honorable adherence while the College

is in session. The student who is found to be out of harmony with the aims and objectives of the College may be asked to

withdraw from the Community whenever the general welfare of the College demands it, even though there may be no serious special

breach of conduct. Life at International Bible College is more than books and classwork. Activities invite the participation of virtually every student. The program is designed to enrich and broaden the educational experience. Social contacts at Grace will establish lifetime friendships.

Student Government—each class of the student body may elect two representatives to Student Government. These representatives work to enhance campus life as well as voice concerns of the students to faculty and administration. A member of Student Government attends faculty meetings and Educational Policy Meetings.

Christian Ministry Program—International Bible College believes Growth and development should include more than academic preparation. Classroom Teaching must be supplemented with on-the-job training. and experience. A wide assortment of service activities are available to students, including youth clubs, Sunday school teaching, music ministry, evangelism, tutoring, and jail ministry. Participation and completion of the Christian Ministry Program is required for graduation in our degree programs. Details can be found in the Student Handbook or through the Christian Ministry Department.

Ambassador Fellowship—Ambassador Fellowship encourages worldwide vision and seeks to inspire missionary interest in the student body. The annual spring Missionary Conference is directed by Ambassador Fellowship.

Students with Spouses—Married students meet to encourage and support each other through fellowship and activities designed to build and strengthen their relationship with their spouses and with others couples.

Vocal and Instrumental Ensembles—Students are invited to audition for the performance ensembles offered through the Music Division. These groups perform concerts on campus chapels, at college functions, and in churches and schools across the country.

Athletics—The College provides intercollegiate competition in men’s soccer and basketball and women’s volleyball and basketball as well as co-ed cross-country. Tournaments in various sports. During a successful season of play, a team may travel out of state for district or national competitions.

Drama—Opportunities are available for participation in regular on-campus productions. Acting and dramatic production, including publicity, makeup, stage construction, costuming, and lighting are areas of involvement.

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