By 1961 the school had purchased several buildings and was incorporated in the state of Arizona as Southwestern School of Missions. The primary emphasis was on Navajo men who could minister in their own language. Over the years that mission has expanded to include the training of Native people of all tribes and the preparation of missionaries who would minister to Native people. As a result, the school began operating as Indian Bible College in 1985. – Fall, 2017: Flagstaff, AZ (Nov. 10) – Spring, 2018: Boulder City, NV (April 4), Sacramento, CA (April 5), Newberg, OR (April 8), Multnomah, WA (April 9), Seattle, WA (April 9), Spokane-Moody Campus, WA (April 11), Spokane, WA (April 12), Moscow, ID (April 13), Smith’s Ferry, ID (April 13), Nampa, ID (April 14) – Fall, 2018: Beaumont, CA (TBD), Indiana (TBD) – Spring, 2019: Maryland (TBD), Massachusetts (TBD). Contact Pam Givens at 928-774-3890 or pgivens@indianbible.org for more information.
CELEBRATION DETAILS
DATE: November 10, 2017
TIME: 5:30PM
LOCATION:
Little America Hotel
2515 E. Butler Ave.
Flagstaff, AZ Contact Info:
RSVP to Pam Givens
928-774-3890
pgivens@indianbible.orgIBC 60th Year Anniversary Celebrations
IBC began in October 1958 when four Navajo men met with Gordon Fraser to study the Bible around his kitchen table. Fraser was responding to the vision cast by Harry Ironside and reinforced by his own experience—there was a desperate need for training that would prepare Native American men and women to be leaders in the Evangelical church.
Please join us at one of our scheduled banquets:
Indian Bible College is throwing a party to celebrate 60 years of training Native Americans for ministry. After a delicious meal, you will hear about the past and present of the school followed by a glimpse into IBC’s exciting future plans.
The following companies and churches have partnered with Indian Bible College by sponsoring our 60th Anniversary Banquet at Little America in Flagstaff on Friday, November 10th. We thank each organization for their sponsorship. By sponsoring the banquet, the organizations are showing their support for providing a quality college education for Native Americans. Thanks again to each sponsor!
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