St. Louis Christian College (SLCC) together with Central Christian College of the Bible continues with their Better Together initiatives this 2022.
Better Together
On the official website of St. Louis Christian College, there is an available March 2022 update for this merger. It is stated on the file that churches all throughout the world are praying for more servant-leaders who are well-versed in the Bible.
It is stated on the same file that the Trustees of Central Christian College of the Bible (Moberly, MO) and St. Louis Christian College (Florissant, MO) are working toward a formal merger of their programs in order to raise many more such future leaders in new and economical methods.
It is also mentioned on the same file that the Solomon Foundation (Parker, CO), which owns both colleges' campuses, is assisting and approving this merger. The united institution will be called the Central Christian College of the Bible and will provide programs in both institutions' traditional service areas.
According to the same file, since the first approval in October 2021, these measures have been made to give SLCC students with further study and to open up additional alternatives for Christian church ministry training in the St. Louis region.
It is also mentioned on the same file that the SLCC Legacy Scholarship Fund will be established with The Solomon Foundation utilizing SLCC endowment assets to assist current SLCC students, SLCC graduates and their descendants, or new students from the Greater St. Louis Area who enroll at CCCB.
Referring to the same file, it is stated that through the generosity of its benefactors, SLCC will end the academic and budgetary year on May 31. The last graduation ceremony and a special reunion gathering will be conducted at SLCC on Saturday, April 30, which also happens to be the last day of work for the majority of the SLCC employees and professors.
Those individuals who would want to know more about this merging can check out the same file for more details and information.
St. Louis Christian College
On the official website of St. Louis Christian College, it is stated that from its inception, St. Louis Christian College has provided Bible-centered higher education to equip men and women to be leaders who impact the world for Christ. The College was founded to meet the ministry needs of the St. Louis area.
According to the same website, St. Louis Christian College allows students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin all of the rights, advantages, programs, and activities commonly provided or made available to students at the institution.
It is also stated on the same website that St. Louis Christian College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions rules, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
Those who would want to know more about St. Louis Christian College can visit their official website and other social media accounts like their official Facebook page for more news and updates.
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