V.P. Black College of Biblical Studies

The Bible is the heart of the curriculum at Faulkner University, and all courses in the university are taught in the light of the teaching of the Bible. The Bible is accepted and taught as the inspired, authoritative and all-sufficient word of God. By precept and example, training for dedicated Christian service is emphasized in and out of the classroom. The faculty in the College of Biblical Studies underscores the opportunities for trained Christian servants and the importance of exemplary lives.

The College of Biblical Studies exists to serve the students of the university as a whole. Every student must take a Bible course within every fifteen hours enrolled. As a result, even students who are not Bible majors must take Bible courses while enrolled at Faulkner University, and approximately 2,700 students are taught God's Word each semester.

In addition to Eastern Meadows' monthly support of the College of Biblical Studies, our ministers participate yearly in the Preachers Challenge fundraiser. Preachers that accept the challenge are encouraged to donate or raise at least $1,000 to the College, where the donations are used to assist in Bible instruction for all students. Since its initiation in 1993, the Preachers Challenge has raised over $1,000,000 and continues to be a substantial means of support for the College.

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