(Reprinted from the Winter 2022 ECHO Magazine) Throughout Rev. Philip Béna’s 40-year teaching career, not much has stayed the same. New faces, new subjects, new and different ways of doing […]
April 23-29, 2023, is National Library Week, centering on the theme of “There’s More to the Story.” Lancaster Bible College’s Charles & Gloria Jones Library has a “storied” history all […]
A pair of spring workshops hosted by Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School will inspire and equip pastors and church leaders to “Unpack Sacred Scripture” so they […]
Lancaster Bible College’s Criminal Justice program equips passionate Christians to help bring restorative justice into the world through their career and their relationship with Jesus. Available in several modalities, including […]
Dr. Mark Meyer (’93), Director of LBC | Capital’s PhD in Biblical Studies program and professor in the Bible & Theology Department, was invited to be a part of a […]
For the annual spring orchestra and band concert, Lancaster Bible College is welcoming musicians from the community to perform side-by-side with students for an afternoon of music from a variety […]
Dr. Kurt Miller, Professor and Director of LBC | Capital’s online Master of Social Work program, is spending his spring break in Zimbabwe in southern Africa. As a guest lecturer […]
I spoke with a British friend who commented that Americans are fixated on degrees. He elaborated on the tendency toward the need for further degrees to do one’s job well […]
(This article originally appeared in the Fall 2022 ECHO Magazine.) On a typical day at Lancaster Bible College, Tony Bruno puts on a jacket, gathers his teaching plans and heads […]
During 2022, several LBC | Capital faculty members released new books and music, some of which may be great choices for those looking for unique and meaningful gifts this season. […]