College alumni have firsthand knowledge about the unique personality of their alma mater. For that reason, Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School relies on its thousands of alumni across the country and around the world to help bring new students to the college so they can also learn, flourish and grow. The […]
The annual Creation Festival attended by millions over several decades has moved to a virtual format this year, but that won’t stop believers worldwide from coming together in worship. In fact, Creation: 2 Nights of Hope, Love & Joy will open at 6 p.m. ET Friday June 26 via Facebook Live with a brand-new worship […]
Re-posted from the Spring 2020 Issue of ECHO Magazine What does a college do when, halfway through a semester, an unseen virus drives students off campus, cancels athletics, takes them away from “real” face-time with peers and professors, and forces them into a virtual learning environment? “We are building a plane in the air,” said […]
Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Yomarelis Perez-Santi – Lely for short – considers herself a “third-culture kid.” While she grew up in the United States, her parents are from the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. “My first language is Spanish, but I began learning English at an early age,” she explained. “I have always enjoyed […]
If you or someone you know is weighing the difficult decision of choosing what college to attend, we have a free download of an ebook that can help: The Christian Student’s Guide to Choosing a College. Inside, you’ll find the answers to these important questions – and a handy college comparison chart you can print […]
This article originally appeared in Lancaster Bible College’s online student newspaper, Focus. Have you ever known someone with Asperger’s syndrome? I do… Asperger’s syndrome is a developmental disorder that causes those afflicted to have more trouble being in social situations, to seek out solitary places when they feel stressed, to maintain consistency in their daily […]
Adrien Span-Gale (‘18) attended Community College of Philadelphia for a few classes until an auto accident left her with memory loss and in need of two major surgeries. After having her second child, however, she knew it was the right time to return to college. “I knew that I was getting older, and I always […]
This article originally appeared in Lancaster Bible College’s online student newspaper, Focus. It’s time to look at things from a new perspective. It’s time to examine the world through the eyes of someone who doesn’t see many things around her, but sees in a way you wouldn’t expect. At this point, you may be asking, […]
Kristin Hurdleston (‘21) has always had an affinity for journalism and performance. “I just always loved being in front of a camera,” she said in an interview with the college via email. She’s currently a dual major in communication and musical theatre at the Central Pennsylvania college. You may have even spotted her on stage […]
We know, we know – when you’re a new student coming to a new place, you have A LOT of questions. So many. So, for all you incoming freshman and transfer student at Lancaster Bible College: scan this list of some of our frequently asked questions to see if you can find what you’re looking […]