15800 Calvary Rd.
Kansas City, MO 64147

Calvary Bible College and Theological seminary is the successful result of a merger in 1961 between two small and struggling bible colleges: Kansas City Bible College (KCBC) and Midwest Bible College (MBC) in St. Louis. A second merger took place in 1987 when Citadel Bible College of Ozark, Arkansas, joined Calvary. These mergers represented a blending of institutional objectives, assets and liabilities, alumni associations, and doctrinal goals as well as values that were held in common by all of the institutions.

Calvary Bible College operates based on the following motto: "Excellence in Bible education and Competence in Christian Service." Calvary Bible College aims to have its students work together with each other under the Christian mission, while also helping students prepare for the real world. Practical, hands-on training in courses will give students the confidence in their work and a means of discovering career interests. Constructive input from professors will equip Calvary Bible College students with the skills needed to grow.

Calvary Bible College continues to build upon its godly heritage, and today, there are hundreds of alumni faithfully serving the Lord the world over. Calvary Bible College also continually strives to improve the quality of education given to students.

Quick Facts:

Calvary Bible College is both nationally and regionally accredited, and has been regionally accredited since 2003.

The cost of tuition, board, and room at Calvary Bible College is competitive with any college of comparable size in the Midwest.

Calvary Bible College professors are not only well trained in their fields, but also are experienced in performance and ministry. They live what they teach.

The objective of Calvary Bible College is to serve the Lord. Since the Lord leads many alumni to missions, pastorates, and other similar professional areas, students will be challenged and intrigued by the parade of opportunities for service.

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