LANCASTER BIBLE COLLEGE

Lancaster Bible College was founded by Henry J. Heydt in September 1933. Eight daytime students and 14 evening students were enrolled in the original class, which met in the Convention Hall at West Orange and Pine Streets in Lancaster. William J. Randolph ('50) succeeded Heydt as President. From 1954 to 1961, President Randolph moved the school toward accreditation, and the size of the campus grew, initiated by a gift of land in 1957 from Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Esbenshade... In 2013, LBC expanded beyond Lancaster by acquiring the academic programs of Capital Bible Seminary in Greenbelt, Md., today known as LBC | Capital-Washington, D.C. The College has also had a growing presence in Philadelphia through the Center for Urban Theological Studies (CUTS), which is now known as LBC | Capital-Philadelphia. Today through our partnerships, LBC | Capital courses are being offered in countries like Uganda and Brazil... Established in 1933, Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate..

Also known as: LBC Global

Primary location: Lancaster United States