Why I Believe in KMBC: True to its Mission

Why I Believe in KMBC: True to its Mission KMBC is true to its mission. KMBC’s mission statement reads: Kentucky Mountain Bible College is a Bible-centered undergraduate higher educational institution whose mission is to equip men and women to serve with a passion to Know God a passion to prepare for His Ministry a passion…

Why I Believe in KMBC: A Strong Heritage

Why I Believe in KMBC: A Strong Heritage KMBC has a phenomenal history and heritage. The school was founded on a shoestring budget with very humble beginnings. The founders were spiritual giants! They came as pioneers and “missionaries” from Asbury College to a poor land-locked region plagued by feuds, murders, moonshine, and bootleggers. It was…

Why I Believe in KMBC: Opportunities

Why I Believe in KMBC I believe in KMBC because our students have a lot of opportunity to be involved in ministry and receive hands on training. Here is a list of ministries our students are doing: prison ministry, youth detention ministry, pro-life ministry, church planting, nursing home, singing group, youth retreat team, summer camp…

Why I Believe in KMBC: Cost of Attendance

Why I Believe in KMBC Recently I had the privilege of preaching for a pastor who had attended KMBC. He shared that his assistant who recently graduated with a ministerial degree from a holiness university has a school loan of $90,000. Today, someone else told me that a relative who graduated from a holiness university…

Why I Believe in KMBC: Built to Last

Why I Believe in KMBC A number of years ago a mechanic friend of mine told me that KMBC should consider buying a Dodge Sprinter Van, built by Mercedes-Benz. He said that they were far superior to any other large vans. He claimed that the fuel economy and the great durability would save us considerable money in the long-run. I followed his advice. He was right! It has saved…

Why I Believe in KMBC: Heroes

Why I Believe in KMBC I believe in KMBC because it has and promotes the right kind of heroes! At most colleges and universities, including many Christian schools, hero status is conferred on the basis of secular standards. Students are admired if they have athletic talent, beauty, brains, money, a suave personality, or cool possessions. These campus heroes often carry about them an air of superiority and organize themselves into somewhat…