Family of Faith College was founded by the decree of the Holy Spirit for the purpose of educating, discipling, and training laborers for the Kingdom of God.  The college equips students, or laborers, spiritually, academically, and practically to accomplish the Great Commission through effective service in churches, Christian schools, and businesses.  The college exists to provide higher education and training in the unique environment of the New Testament pattern of church government.  This government and oversight, both in churches and in the college, is provided by apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers working as members of teams bound together in deep covenant relationships.

ACCOMPLISHING THE MISSION

In order to accomplish this mission, the faculty and staff have designed a variety of traditional, online, modular, non-traditional, and guided independent study courses for Family of Faith College students.  A student can take advantage of a variety of courses in order to reach his or her educational goals:

• Traditional courses offer a student the opportunity to take classes on campus during a 15 week fall or spring semester.
• A large selection of online courses are available to FFC students with 10 start dates throughout the year.  Online courses are offered through the Knowledge Elements Educational Network (KEEN), a consortium of Christian colleges across the United States.
• Non-traditional courses are offered through the ADVANCE degree completion program.  Courses meet one night each week and a student completes a 3-credit hour course in 5 weeks.  Students may create a degree completion plan, or they may take only the courses they desire for further training.
• Modular courses, normally offered in ICLC network churches, follow an intensive seminar approach and include pre-seminar and post-seminar assignments.
• Guided independent study (GIS) courses follow individual timetables and normally include a student guide of assignments, quizzes, projects, and assessments.  GIS courses are best accomplished when accompanied by voluntary regional or church-based study groups.

Contact our College office for assistance in finding the right program for you!