Under An Open Heaven Conference, Coordinated by VP of Student Development, Jonathan Garland
One of the great privileges we enjoy at Alaska Bible College is hearing from a variety of godly servants, both local and global. Most recently we had the chance to hear from Dr. John E. Johnson at our Spring Conference. Dr. Johnson is Associate Professor of Pastoral...
read more“Love Is All We Need” by President Dave Ley
On February 7, 1964 a boy band from Britain came to America and stormed her stages. They brought with them a message of love. Who can forget one of their signature songs, “All You Need Is Love.” Like all counterfeit commodities, the Beatles’ message love contains...
read moreABC Co-hosts Regional EMS Meeting
On April 7, Alaska Bible College had the privilege of co-hosting the Northwest Regional Meeting of the Evangelical Missiological Society. Missiologists from Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington gathered to discuss this year’s theme of “Mission and Evangelism in a...
read moreA Community Adventure
Our fellowship with God is not measured by how much we know, but by how much we love! So at Alaska Bible College, our investment in students goes well beyond academics. In the context of a caring community, our students can expect to find a rich blend of social outlets & service opportunities designed to foster healthy, life-long relationships.
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The ABC Life
Whether in the classroom or in the wilderness, ABC is not just an education, but a place to belong.
The Alaska Life
We firmly believe your experience outside the classroom contributes to your overall enrichment. Students are encouraged to explore the surounding area and embrace all Alaska has to offer!
Strategically located in the heart of Palmer, our campus and dorms enable you to readily access incredible year-round opportunities. Within walking distance are community bike paths, coffee shops, and grocery stores.
Alaska is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, and the Palmer area hosts world-class recreational adventures. Fall activities may include fishing, hunting, hiking, and canoeing. In the winter months, try snowboarding, skating or snowshoeing. Community events include the Iditarod, the Alaska State Fair, concerts, craft fairs, high school sports, and much more.
Alaska Bible College & Solid Rock Bible Camp present Outdoor Leadership Training Modular, 2019