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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Columbia_Bible_CollegeColumbia Bible College - Wikipedia

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   Columbia Bible College Athletics is known by their team name The Columbia Bearcats. The school has both men's and women's Volleyball and Basketball which compete in the Pacific Western Athletic Association. In 2011 the Bearcats Men's volleyball team won their first CCAA national championship. The team returned to nationals in 2014.

2. www.ciu.edu › facts-and-historyFacts and History | Columbia International University

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   Founded: 1923

   Location: Columbia, South Carolina

   Our motto: “To Know Him and to Make Him Known.”

   Religious Affiliation: Multidenominational

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   2,651 students

   51/49 male/female ratio

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   Seminary/Graduate students

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   Over 60 undergraduate programs

   Over 40 graduate programs

   19 seminary programs

   Over 50 online programs

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   BS in Nursing, Biology and Biomedical Sciences

   Degrees in Healthcare Administration

   PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision

   MA and MDiv in Ministry Studies (New Modality — Competency-Based Theological Education)

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   Ranked #5 for Social Mobility among Regional Universities South

   Ranked #14 for Best Value among Regional Universities South

   Among the Top 50 overall (#45) among Regional Universities South

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3. www.ciu.edu › faculty-staff › robert-c-mcquilkinRobert C. McQuilkin | Columbia International University

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   It would soon be renamed Columbia Bible College, and by 1994, Columbia International University. McQuilkin’s first career was in building construction while earning a bachelor’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania. His first ministry opportunity came 1912 as he went to work as associate editor for the influential “Sunday School ...

4. columbiabc.edu › aboutAbout Columbia: MB Confession of Faith - Columbia Bible College

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   Confession of Faith. Columbia Bible College is operated by two regional Mennonite conferences: the British Columbia Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (BCMB) and Mennonite Church British Columbia (MCBC). The College has adopted both confessions of faith and would describe its theological perspective as evangelical Anabaptist.

5. onthisspot.ca › regional › mennoniteColumbia Bible College | On This Spot

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   Columbia Bible College is an inter-Mennonite institution in British Columbia that upholds the Anabaptist tradition of regarding the Scriptures as the authoritative Word of God. It traces its lineage back to nine Mennonite Bible schools in the region. In the 1960s, two denominational schools, the Mennonite Brethren Bible Institute and the Bethel Bible Institute, faced challenges such as rising ...

6. ciuclassics.org › people › mcquilkin-robert-cRobert C. McQuilkin – CIU Classics Library

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   It would soon be renamed Columbia Bible College, and by 1994, Columbia International University. McQuilkin’s first career was in building construction while earning a bachelor’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania. His first ministry opportunity came 1912 as he went to work as associate editor for the influential “Sunday School ...

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   When did Columbia Bible College change its name?

   • In 1929, the school’s name changed to Columbia Bible College and six years later, the school began offering graduate courses. The college moved to its current location on Monticello Road in 1960 and the name was changed again in 1994 to Columbia International University. Our motto: “To Know Him and to Make Him Known.”

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   What denomination is Columbia Bible College?

   • Columbia Bible College is operated by two regional Mennonite conferences: the British Columbia Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches (BCMB) and Mennonite Church British Columbia (MCBC). The College has adopted both confessions of faith and would describe its theological perspective as evangelical Anabaptist. Two Schools, One Mission

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   When did Columbia Bible College become a college?

   • In 1987, under the presidency of Walter Unger, the school officially became Columbia Bible College, and legal approval for college status was granted with the passing of the Columbia Bible College Act in the B.C. Legislature. This authorization allowed the college to confer theological degrees.

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   When did Columbia Bible school start?

   • The school began classes in the fall of 1922 in rented rooms at the former Colonia Hotel in downtown Columbia and at the YMCA, and officially became Columbia Bible School in 1923. Two hotel rooms served as the classroom and the office, and the hotel’s sunroom was used for popular Friday evening classes open to the public.

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   Who founded Columbia Bible Institute?

   • Initially known as the Associated Mennonite Bible Institute, the school was officially named Columbia Bible Institute (CBI) by the end of its first academic year. Peter R. Toews served as the first president of CBI for eight years, and under his leadership, the partnership experienced early successes.

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   Who accredits Columbia Bible College?

   • Columbia is accredited by the international Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE), and is registered with the British Columbia Private Career Training Institution Association (PCTIA). Columbia Bible College has its roots in two Abbotsford schools that merged in 1970.

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8. www.hmdb.org › mColumbia Bible College - The Historical Marker Database

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   Columbia Bible School classes began in 1923 in the towered building which once stood on this site (originally as Columbia Female College, later as the Colonia Hotel). Under the leadership of its first president, Robert C. McQuilkin, the school grew into Columbia Bible College and, in 1960, moved to its present campus NW of Columbia.