Dr. Brian Pinzer began his new post of Vice President of Seminary & Graduate Education at Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School on Sept. 15, 2020. As he returns to LBC | Capital, get to know Dr. Pinzer better through the Q&A below. Q: Please tell us about some of your extensive […]
(Reposted from the Fall 2020 issue of The ECHO Magazine) During the summer of 2020, Dr. Tanya Solomon was named Site Director for LBC | Capital – Philadelphia. Previously, she led the Philadelphia Ally Center team as the Faculty and Student Support Services Manager. Solomon brings a wealth of experience in education to her role […]
Do you have questions about how you might continue your seminary or graduate school education at Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School? If so, join the club! We sat down with Admissions Counselors Steve Bowers and Wes Parks to address some of these FAQs. Want to find out more? Give us a […]
(Reprinted from the Fall 2020 ECHO Magazine.) This spring, LBC | Capital President Dr. Thomas L. Kiedis announced three exciting Presidential Cabinet appointments that will help take the college into the future. In March, the college established a search committee to find the next LBC | Capital Provost. During this time, Associate Provost Tricia Wilson […]
Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School has been honored in the 20th annual LNP | LancasterOnline Readers’ Choice Awards. Accolades include the No. 2 College and No. 3 Place to Take College Courses. “We are grateful to be honored by our local community,” said LBC | Capital President Dr. Thomas L. Kiedis. […]
Even though the COVID-19 pandemic places limits on live in-person events, the show(s) must go on for the students and faculty of LBC | Capital’s Music, Worship & Performing Arts Department. They will be working this semester to present the following programs for the college family and community to enjoy from the comfort of their homes. ‘You’re […]
While the current season prevents the LBC | Capital family from gathering in person in Good Shepherd Chapel, students, faculty and staff can remain in spiritual community through weekly virtual chapel services this fall. The online chapel format for fall 2020 is based on current guidance that prioritizes the health and safety of the entire […]