Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School continues a legacy of biblical education in the nation’s capital that stretches back over 80 years. See how God has continued to be faithful in raising students in the Washington, D.C. area.
The Washington location of LBC | Capital builds upon a strong tradition of Bible education and training in the Washington, D.C. area. In 1938, three local Bible institutes merged to form the Washington Bible Institute. Committed to training young people in intensive study of the Bible, the school continued to expand over the years. In 1956, the school became Washington Bible College, and later Capital Bible Seminary was added.
In 2012, the academic programs of Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary were merged into Lancaster Bible College, resulting in strengthened program offerings here in Washington. As part of LBC | Capital, the Washington, D.C. location continues the legacy of providing biblically based education in the D.C. metro area.
Hear how LBC | Capital has had an impact on the lives of graduates and students throughout the years.
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 podcast on the “Aaronic Blessing in the Old Testament” from Numbers 6:24-26. For the interview, Meyer—who earned his Master of Divinity from LBC | Capital,…
Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School will host several virtual open houses this winter and spring for prospective students interested in exploring the online and hybrid options available at the college's Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia locations, as well as 100% online. Attendees can learn about the market-relevant professional and ministry degrees offered…
As of January 2023, Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School has launched a new online and hybrid Master of Arts in Christian Apologetics program, through which students learn to defend the gospel message of the Christian faith. Literally, the Greek word “apologia” means “defense.” Enrolled students start their first classes on Jan.…