LBC | Capital continues a legacy of evangelical higher education in Philadelphia that dates back nearly 50 years. See how God has continued to be faithful in training students in Philadelphia.
The history of LBC | Capital’s Philadelphia location can be traced to the Center for Urban Theological Studies (CUTS), founded in 1971 in part by Dr. Bill Krispin, and Geneva College. In 2012, LBC | Capital replaced Geneva College as CUTS accreditation partner. With the retirement of CUTS’ president in 2015 LBC | Capital accepted responsibility for the CUTS legacy and its commitment to deliver biblical higher education to Philadelphia students.
While the name of the institution has changed, our dedication to developing and equipping passionate Christians to serve in the Church and society has not. Today, LBC | Capital continues the nearly 45-year CUTS tradition of offering Christian higher education to Philadelphia and surrounding area students, from its location in the heart of North Philadelphia.
See how LBC | Capital has impacted the lives of graduates and students throughout the years.
LBC | Capital’s many relevant and impactful counseling programs are designed to encourage students to understand, evaluate and practice counseling theory and methods from a biblical perspective. Graduates are equipped to provide clinical care in various settings depending on their major. These include secular and Christian practices, crisis counseling centers, public and private schools, foster…
Lancaster School of the Bible Held First Classes for 22 Students on Sept. 25, 1933 Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School has its largest enrollment in its 90-year history to start the 2023-24 academic year. Celebrating its 90th anniversary this year and reflecting on the humble beginnings of Lancaster School of the Bible…
Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School is planning several opportunities for prospective students to learn more about the college. Washington, D.C. | August 31 LBC | Capital - Washington, D.C., will host an upcoming virtual open house on Aug. 31 so potential students can learn more about the associates, bachelors and masters…