Q - When founding President Dr. Peter Youngren was asked to describe what the Lord is doing at Celebration Bible College, he responded...

A - "Some call it the message of grace, others a New Reformation a revelation of the New Covenant;I just call it a Gospel Revolution".

Q- What is the Purpose of Bible College?

A- Bible College should be a place of equipping for men and women, and a launching pad for life and ministry. Celebration Bible College is committed to equipping believers for Jesus-focused gospel ministry within God’s purpose for them.

Q- What will I do when I’m finished Bible College?

A- There are many options for graduates of Celebration Bible College. From being the best church worker and volunteer possible, to being a gospel worker while employed in the world of business, or being in five-fold ministry full-time, Celebration Bible College prepares believers for life and gospel ministry at home and around the world.

Q- What Type of College is CBC?

A- Celebration Bible College is a college of equipping through impartation. With the Bible as the basis for all course material, Celebration Bible College provides hands on learning through reliance on the life of Christ within and the direction of Holy Spirit.

Q- In What Age Groups are Students at CBC?

A- Students from the age of 18 to the age of 70, and even 80, have come to CBC.

Q- What are the Prerequisites for enrollment at CBC?

A- First and foremost, a person must be born again. Second, a person must have received a high school graduation diploma or equivalency. Finally, a person must have the desire to grow and develop in and through the life of Christ within them.

Q- What Work and Ministry are Some CBC Graduates doing now?

A- Many Celebration Bible College graduates now serve as missionaries in other nations. Others have returned from overseas to become pastors, teachers or evangelists in their homelands. Still others are consistently active in gospel advancement in and through their local churches while having successful careers in business, politics or the arts.