Millar College of the Bible
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Millar College of the Bible (formally called the Millar Memorial Bible Institute in its act of incorporation) is a post secondary institution established in 1944 in Pambrun
Pambrun, Saskatchewan
Pambrum is a town in Saskatchewan, Canada, near Swift Current....

, Saskatchewan
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, Canada
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The school is a private nonprofit institution recognized under a private act offering post secondary education.

History

Originally established as the Millar Memorial Bible Institute by William Dickson and Herbert W. Peeler both of Pambrun
Pambrun, Saskatchewan
Pambrum is a town in Saskatchewan, Canada, near Swift Current....

 and Charles Williamson of Glen Bain, the school was to train workers for Evangelical bodies in Western Canada and overseas.

Campus

The campus has 7 main buildings including:
  • Administration building
  • Dickson Hall (staff/faculty office building)
  • Student Centre (with dining hall, chapel, student lounge and library)
  • David Pollard Fine Arts Centre (music and drama)
  • Gymnasium
  • Ladies residence
  • Two mens residences


Also of note:
  • Outdoor rink
  • Soccer field

Programs

The college offers the one year Impact Certificate and the two year Christian Ministry Diploma. The Bachelor of Biblical Studies takes three years to complete and the Bachelor of Arts in Strategic Ministries takes four years.

External links

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