Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Student Life CBC Style The CBC Student Handbook described the Columbia Bible College family as community of disciples . The school had a common goal of daily victorious Christian Living and fruitful service for Jesus Christ , in order to make knowing Him a reality and mak- ing Him known a priority. There were many ways students, faculty and staff alike, worked to reach these goals. The CBC atmosphere prompted the student toward spiritual growth in many ways. All CBC family mem- bers were encouraged to pray both in Chapel Services, Geographical Prayer Groups and Koinonia Small Prayer Groups. They were also prompted to spe|| time with God daily on a individual, personal ba ' Students were taught the importance of the loi Day and participation in a Biblical local church. Tj also offered the opportunity for students to mini while still in a learning atmosphere, through Chrisi Service assignments. f Each student learned through practical experience how to live with his fellowmen. This was learned both through relationships within the dorms and through contacts around campus. Even during the pressures of exams and projects, students strove to have the mind of Christ Jesus, esteeming the others around them as better than themselves. (Philippians 2:4-5) Servant- hood was learned through College Service assign- ments. | The CBC family members grew, both in their knowl- edge of God and in their personal responsibility to God, Knowing Him and making Him known .

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For whom The Bell Tolls When one entered CBC, a beil should have gone off in his head ... in fact one did several times daily. Bells rang here as gentle reminders of all that had to be done. At 6il5 a.m. dorm students were greeted with a ringing good morning and at 6t40 a.m. thef were prompted to begin their quiet-time. The 7ilO a.m. bell rang out that breakfast was soon to bl served in Leavel ' s Cafeteria. The bells would then re« l om their hard morning ' s work, not to be heard again until 7tO0 p.m.. when they reminded us that studiM awaited and there was much to be done before bedl time. The bells helped us to learn discipline and thai discipline brought about growth. So if anyone won| ders where the bell tolls . . It tolls at CBC.