Summit Christian College

Partly researched

We have checked some of this college’s faith and campus life facts against its own official pages. There is not yet enough verified to grade them, so the findings below are what we could confirm. Anything not listed has not been confirmed yet.

• Bible studies, small groups and Christian student organizations: A few
• Faculty affirm the college's statement of faith: Some faculty (Full-time and core faculty, and adjuncts teaching Bible or theology, must be in accord; other adjuncts must respect the position. Recorded as some faculty.)
• Faith life in residence halls (hall Bible studies, resident ministry leaders): In every hall (Dormitory devotions are described for all dormitory residents.)
• Chapel services during the week: Once a week (One regular chapel service a week (Wednesday at 11:00 am). Tuesday-to-Friday devotional gatherings are not counted as chapel.)
• Chapel attendance expected of students: Required, with a set number of services each term (Attendance is required and graded, with more than two unexcused absences a semester resulting in a no pass.)
• A chapel or worship space on campus: Yes (Chapel services held on the Gering campus at a published time.)
• Published weekly schedule of chapel, worship and prayer: 5 or 6 times a week (6 weekly times documented: 1 chapel, 0 worship night, 5 prayer.)
• Bible or theology courses required of all bachelor's students: 3 or more courses (Minimum across the bachelor's programs: the BS in Christian Studies lists eight or more Bible courses required of all its students; the BA lists 13. Counted for the BA and BS Christian Studies, not the Greek and Hebrew courses.)
• Required courses include study of the Old and New Testaments: Required of all students (Old Testament survey and Pentateuch, and New Testament survey and Gospels, are required in the BA; the BS in Christian Studies also requires Old and New Testament courses.)
• Christian worldview or faith-and-learning courses required: None required (Minimum across bachelor's programs: the BA and BS in Christian Studies require no course described as a Christian worldview or faith-and-learning course (Apologetics and Comparative Religions are the theology and philosophy options).)
• Faith integrated across the curriculum (stated in academic or faculty policy): Yes (Stated educational philosophy built on Biblical doctrine; program objectives also require students to integrate a Christian worldview into their studies.)
• Bible, theology or ministry major offered: Yes
• A published statement of faith: Yes
• Service or outreach office: Yes (Mentored Ministry is an organized, staffed service program with academic advisors and mentors.)
• Service hours or service-learning in the curriculum: Required of all students (Mentored Ministry and Christian Involvement are required parts of the BA curriculum, with hands-on service.)
• Missions trips offered to students: Some (Mission trips are offered.)
• Partnerships with local churches and ministries for service: Some
• Cross-cultural or global ministry programs: Some
• Service explicitly rooted in the Christian mission: Yes