By Zach Freeman In this first installment of our look back through the ages of LBC | Capital, we are headed back to the decade of the 1950s, as the Lancaster School of the Bible went through several large changes, including moving to the college’s current location at 901 Eden Road. The college also had […]
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and just minutes from the Lancaster Bible College campus in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is North Star Initiative (NSI), which operates with a mission to support women who are survivors of domestic sex trafficking by providing physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual care through a Christ-centered focus. NSI’s 24×7 restoration home and […]
The year 2020 may not have been one of civil engagement on many fronts, but one professor at Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School saw her students engage in political discussions in what she called a “gracious manner.” Dr. Ling Dinse, right, Assistant Professor in the Counseling & Social Work Department at […]
LBC | Capital is in the pre-candidacy accreditation process of launching a new Master of Social Work (MSW) degree. The fully online master’s degree at LBC | Capital will position graduates to serve in leadership roles in the fields of social work and professional ministry. Slated to start under a cohort model in the fall […]
(This article originally appeared in Lancaster Farming on Dec. 31, 2020. The virtual 105th Pennsylvania Farm Show is set for Jan. 9-16, 2021. Story and photos by Philip Gruber, Lancaster Farming News Editor) Addison Neff, a sophomore in the Early Childhood Education program at LBC | Capital, was featured along with her sisters as they […]
Leonard “Brent” Good has “good” reason to celebrate in 2021! He’s a December 2020 graduate of Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School in the online program to earn his bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies. Throughout his full-time studies, Brent also worked full time and was a very full-time parent to his seven […]
The ECHO Magazine asked LBC | Capital faculty about ways they have adapted their styles of teaching and courses in the midst of COVID-19 restrictions. The responses were overwhelming, as our team compiled over 19 pages and 5,000 words of notes and submissions. As you read through the following “extra” insights, may you be encouraged […]
During the fall 2020 semester, the LBC Chorale recorded a special outdoor performance of the moving and inspiring Swahili worship song, “Baba Yetu” or “The Lord’s Prayer.” Over the past decade, the LBC Choirs have performed in Ireland, China and Spain, and the Chorale has been blessed to welcome members from the Bahamas, Indonesia, Niger, […]
One of the many students and alumni who continue to be impacted by the teaching and mentorship of LBC | Capital’s Dr. Ed Scheuerman is Chantal Peterson ’23. Just after Thanksgiving break in 2020, she sent an email to her professor titled, “…and then it all made sense!” Read Chantal’s message below: Hi Dr. Ed! […]
Emily (O’Neill ’20) Swafford wants to tell you a story—and it’s going to be good! The LBC | Capital December 2020 Communication graduate from Wilmington, Delaware, penned a novel—in the works for more than five years—for her senior project. She began writing her book, “Grass Stains,” when she was 15 years old. “I had attempted […]