The Campaign For Reformation Bible College
MAKE AN INVESTMENT TODAY THAT WILL BEAR FRUIT FOR GENERATIONS TO COME.
Dr. R.C. Sproul founded Reformation Bible College to train future generations of Christians so that they may know, serve, and worship God in all of life. Through the Every Generation campaign, generous friends such as you play an integral part in ensuring that this vision thrives for years to come. To serve more students with the curriculum that Dr. Sproul crafted, your investment will help fund student scholarships, improve RBC’s campus and technological infrastructure, and increase academic opportunities for on-campus and online students.
INVEST IN FUTURE GENERATIONS
PROVIDE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Because RBC accepts no government funding of any kind, all annual costs must be raised privately through student tuition and donor support. To ensure that tuition remains as affordable as possible for students and their families, our educational programs and scholarships are underwritten by donors like you. This means that accomplishing Dr. Sproul’s vision for training the next generation of faithful Christians disciples is possible only through your generosity. Your gift now will help support student scholarships so that qualified students can receive a trusted biblical and theological education.
IMPROVE THE CAMPUS
A significant portion of each student’s growth takes place outside of the classroom, and our spacious twenty-nine-acre property is now home to about seventy freshman students as well. You can help us continue to improve RBC’s campus, maintain an excellent faculty, develop recreational spaces for our students, add resources to our library to support our academic curriculum, and improve our technological infrastructure to students in-person and online. Every donation goes toward creating a lasting community campus, which means your gift will have longevity for years to come.
INCREASE GLOBAL ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES
Your support will help make RBC’s online courses accessible to a growing number of Christians. This includes partnerships with correctional facilities, courses for Spanish-speaking students, and a broader international reach for our online courses. Your generosity can make it possible to invite other distinguished scholars to our campus for lecture series, develop travel and missions-based course opportunities for students, and create internship opportunities that offer additional experience for students as they prepare to launch into their vocations.
If you would like to discuss a gift or pledge commitment, please contact John Petersen, Senior Director of Ministry Advancement Operations, by calling 407-551-3312 or emailing jpetersen@ligonier.org. Imagine how your gift will multiply as each student grows in God’s Word and then goes out into the world to impact countless others.
PASSING DOWN THE TRUTH
Student Profile: David
“It can seem like the truth has vanished in our time. But just spend a day at RBC. Here, God is fostering the next generation of Bible-believing Christians.”
“It can seem like the truth has vanished in our time. But just spend a day at RBC. Here, God is fostering the next generation of Bible-believing Christians.”
It wasn’t until David listened to Dr. R.C. Sproul’s teaching online that he realized something was missing in his church. Where was the grandeur of God’s holiness, the terrible depths of sin, and the astonishing grace of Jesus Christ in His work of atonement? Having tasted the biblical riches of Reformed theology, David knew he needed more.
Desiring to study God’s Word more deeply, David couldn’t find avenues to do that in his small Wyoming community. He decided to travel nearly 2,000 miles to the place where he knew these truths would be taught: the Bible college founded by Dr. Sproul. These first years at RBC have been life-changing for David. He now belongs to a vibrant community that treasures God’s truth and seeks to apply it to all of life.
David is praying about seminary. Whether pastoral ministry lies ahead or God calls him to another vocation, David knows one thing for certain: he wants to invest in others just as he is being discipled, passing on the great truths of God that have shaped his time at RBC.
To keep RBC’s tuition affordable, it takes a gift of $5,000 to subsidize a student’s education for three courses.
To keep RBC’s tuition affordable, it takes a gift of $10,000 to subsidize a student’s education for an entire semester.
To keep RBC’s tuition affordable, it takes a gift of $20,000 to subsidize a student’s education for a full year.
PREPARE TOMORROW’S CHRISTIAN LEADERS
Reformation Bible College exists to train up knowledgeable, articulate Christians who are well-prepared to launch into their callings. Your generosity supports a curriculum designed to accelerate the success of students entering seminary and church ministry, embarking on the mission field, teaching in the growing movement of classical Christian schools, and more to the glory of God.
EQUIP THE NEXT GENERATION OF DISCIPLES
Student Profiles: Natalie, Beau, and Timothy
These are the students you serve when you support the Every Generation campaign.
These are the students you serve when you support the Every Generation campaign.
Natalie decided to turn down a full-ride scholarship at a top private institution and a promising music career to pursue a theological education at Reformation Bible College. “The Lord taught me that since my music was a gift from Him, He would use those gifts to glorify Himself and to serve His church.”
Beau wanted to focus on his spiritual growth before studying mechanical engineering, so he entered the Foundation Year program at RBC. Now, he wants to stay as long as he can. “The professors have invested so much in me. I feel much more prepared to enter the secular workforce and stand for the truth in this world.”
Timothy came to RBC to further his study of the biblical languages, and his supportive community of professors and fellow students have encouraged him to pursue his interest in Bible translation. “I realized that there are a lot of ways that I can use my love of Greek and other languages in service to the church.”
WILL YOU HELP SERVE GENERATIONS TO COME?