NBBI Catalogue

NBBI - where you will enjoy a close family atmosphere. Whether you are interested in taking a one year course and receiving a solid Biblical foundation for future life experiences or desire a strong Bible-based education which will equip you for future ministry, NBBI is your place.

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Who We Are history | purpose & philosophy faith & practice

What We Believe doctrinal statement

Where We Are Located our campus | our facilities

What We Do programs we offer | course descriptions | opportunities for practical training & service

How Much Does It Cost tuition | residence | textbooks

How to Apply entrance requirements | application procedures | international students | contact information

New Brunswick Bible Institute 2335 Route 103

Victoria Corner NB E7P 1C7 nbbi.ca nbbi@nbbi.ca (506) 375-9000

Who We are OUR HISTORY

New Brunswick Bible Institute was founded in the fall of 1944. Rev. John Parschauer and a group of Christian men saw the need for a Biblecentered school where young men and women might receive a sound training in the Word of God and be sent out to evangelize. Mr. Clayton B. Clark was appointed chairman of the Board of Directors and the school opened in a farm house in Rosedale, New Brunswick, not far from Hartland.

While enrollment that first year was small, only 10 students, the blessing of the Lord was evident. Shortly after, new property in the village of Victoria Corner was acquired and the school began to grow.

A well-qualified, spiritually-minded faculty and staff have given devoted service to the preparation and training of thousands of young people now successfully serving Jesus Christ in pastoral, evangelistic and missionary work around the world.

OUR PURPOSE & PHILOSOPHY

New Brunswick Bible Institute is committed to Jesus Christ and His plan of building His church on earth through the directives of the Great Commission - evangelism and discipleship. This school was founded with the sole purpose of being a Bible training institution to help disciple and prepare men and women to serve Jesus Christ at home and abroad. Our purpose of existence is fulfilled by three basic objectives: Biblical and theological training; spiritual life and character development; and ministry training and Christian service activities.

The philosophy that permeates our purpose, objectives and daily campus life is that:

1. The Word of God must be first and foremost in the life and ministry of all believers in order for us to be spiritually effective (II Timothy 3:16-17).

2. We must be disciplined men and women of God in order for God to be glorified by holy living and righteous works. Self discipline is valuable, required discipline is necessary but spiritual discipline is by far the most valuable achievement to seek after (Galatians 5:22-23; I Timothy 4:7-8).

3. Our lives must be devoted to God’s work on earth as labourers together with Christ. God’s work is all about people. We must learn to be skillful in the use of our gifts and talents in order to reach people for Christ and encourage them to join the ranks of fellow servants in ministry (II Timothy 2:15).

New Brunswick Bible Institute seeks to partner with and support local churches, Christian families and all believers in order to fulfill God’s plan, God’s commission and God’s will for His people on earth.

OUR FAITH & PRACTICE

New Brunswick Bible Institute is a nondenominational, fundamental, missionary, independent school. In stating this, we do not want to convey a proud and haughty, separatist spirit, but we do want to honestly set forth our position so that you will not be under any false assumptions concerning our doctrinal policies and practices.

By Fundamental we mean that we adhere to the following doctrinal statement with which every staff member is in agreement.

By Non-denominational we mean that we are not aligned with any denomination, but receive students on the basis of their faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour and their compliance with our requirements for entrance.

By Missionary we mean that we believe that it is the task of the Church to become involved, on an individual basis and through joint effort with those of similar goals and objectives, in the ministry of World Evangelism. By World Evangelism we refer to the reaching of lost souls with the message of the gospel of Jesus Christ as defined in I Corinthians 15. Our students are exposed to Faith Missions in chapels, classes and conferences.

By Independent we mean that we are governed by a self-perpetuating Board of Directors. We are not affiliated with any other organization in any official capacity. Thus the school is not influenced or controlled by an outside body.

We are, however, incorporated according to the laws of the Province of

WhaT We believe

1. the verbal inspiration of the old and new testaments.

By this is meant God’s superintendence of the human authors so that, using their own individual personalities, they composed and recorded, without error, God’s revelation to man in the words of the original autographs. (2 Pet. 1:21; 2 Tim. 3:16).

2. the trinity of the godhead.

There is one living and true God existing eternally in the three equal Persons: Father, Son and Holy Ghost. (Gen. 1:26; Matt. 28:19) (Compare Rom. 1:7; Heb. 1:8; Acts 5:3,4).

3. the deity of jesus christ.

From all eternity Jesus Christ was God the Son. He came into humanity by the virgin birth and today is the God-man in the Glory. (John 1:1; Heb. 1:8; John 20:28).

4. the personality and deity of the holy spirit.

The Holy Spirit is the third Person of the Trinity by whom believers are called, regenerated, baptized into Christ, indwelt, sealed, guided, taught, witnessed to, sanctified, aided and filled for service. (John 14:16-18; Rom. 8:9-27; I Cor. 6:19-20; Eph. 1:13-14;5:18).

5. man is totally depraved and spiritually lost. He is by practice and by nature a sinner in need of regeneration by the Holy Spirit of God. (Eph. 2:1-3).

6. there is only one plan of salvation. It is through faith in the finished work of Christ. (John 3:5; 14:6; 20:30,31). This salvation has been purchased solely through the blood of Christ. (1 Pet. 1:18,19; Eph. 1:7; Rev. 1:5; Heb. 9:22).

7. christ rose bodily from the grave. He ascended to Heaven to carry on a ministry of intercession for the saints. (John 2:19-22; Luke 24:36-43: Heb. 7:25).

8. the imminent and pre-millennial return of jesus christ.

At this time the living saints will be translated and the dead in Christ will be raised. The church, which is the body of Christ, will be raptured before the period of the Great Tribulation. (Acts 1:11; 1 Thess. 4:14-18; 1 Cor. 15:50-52; 1 Thess. 5:9).

9. the bodily resurrection of all men. The saved will be raised to everlasting joy and bliss, the lost to everlasting damnation in hell. (Job 19:25-27; Rev. 20:4-6, 13; 2 Thess. 1:9; Matt. 25:41, 46).

10. satan

He was once one of God’s created cherubim, fell through pride and since then has been in constant warfare with God. He is prince of the present world system and will ultimately be confined to torments in the lake of fire. (Ezek. 28:12-19; Luke 10:18; Rev. 20:10; Is. 14:12-14).

New Brunswick as a “School for Training young men and women to do the work of the ministry.” An audited financial report is published each year and available to the public upon request.

New Brunswick Bible Institute does not co-operate in any manner whatsoever with ecumenical groups, including the World Council of Churches and its agencies, and/or any evangelical efforts sponsored by those who do not hold to the fundamental doctrines of the Christian Faith.

It is the purpose of the New Brunswick Bible Institute to remain true to God’s Word in precept and practice in all phases and areas of our work.

11. all who, by faith, receive jesus christ are born again. They are born again of the Holy Spirit, therefore are children of God and eternally saved. The Holy Spirit dwells within every believer to enlighten them in life, testimony and service. (John 3:5; 1 Cor. 2:9-14).

12. god gives spiritual gifts to all believers. This is for the building up of the body of Christ. (1 Cor. 12).

13. “tongues and healing” were authenticating signs. These were given to confirm the teaching of the apostles. Thus they were foundational gifts and are not needed today because we have the complete revelation of God in the Scriptures. Therefore, we cannot commend or support the modern-day charismatic movement. (Eph. 2:20; 2 Cor 12:12, Heb. 2:4; Acts 2:43).

14. divorced men or men married to divorcees, should not assume the position of pastor or deacon While they ought not to be excluded from membership, they should not assume the position of pastor or deacon in a local church. Because we are training Christian leaders, we do not accept divorcees or those married to divorcees in our day school program. (1 Tim. 3:2).

loCaTion

OUR CAMPUS

Located in the beautiful St. John River Valley, the small community of Victoria Corner is home to New Brunswick Bible Institute. Just five minutes from Hartland and 20 minutes from Woodstock, it soaks in the beauty of New Brunswick while having the convenience of two nearby historic towns. For our students from the United States of America, we are located aproximately 35 kilometers from Houlton, Maine, a major port of entry for Eastern Canada.

Riverside Park & Walking Trails

Connected to campus is our beautiful Riverside Park, a quiet place to walk, read or get alone with God. Behind the campus you can take a walk through the woods on our many trails; you may even spot a moose!

OUR FACILITIES

Residences

Overlooking the river, Beacon Hall welcomes panoramic views of the campus. Liberty Hall and Bredin Suites join the beauty of campus with convenient access to classrooms, the student lounge and other facilities.

Classrooms

The Kenneth M. Robins Study Centre houses our three classrooms. These new, modern spaces provide a beautiful atmosphere for instruction and learning.

Library

Our library, conveniently located off our classrooms, has many volumes for student use. Its cosy lounge and coffee counter provide a comfortable spot conducive to individual or small group study.

Gymnasium

In our Open Bible Student Centre you will find our gymnasium. Here you can shoot hoops, excercise in the weight room, or join others in an evening of student-organized sports.

Our classrooms, gym, chapel, dining room, library, bookstore and administration offices are conveniently connected by a closedin walkway.

WhaT We Do

New Brunswick Bible Institute is dedicated to the training of young people who are sincere and earnest in their desire to live for Jesus Christ. The Bible is central to what is taught in the classroom and woven into whatever course a student might be taking at any time. The three programs that we offer are:

Lifequest/Associate of Biblical and Theological Studies (38 Credit Hours-Diploma)

This one-year program is designed for Christians who feel the need for biblical training to increase their effectiveness in the local church. It is also intended for the Christian who desires a solid, biblical foundation on which to build a future vocation and ministry. Graduates of this program can transfer directly into the second year of the three-year program.

Biblical and Theological Studies (108 Credit Hours-Diploma)

The purpose of this three-year program is to equip the student for pastoral, evangelistic or missionary service. The course has, as its main objective, a thorough study of the Bible, which is the inspired Word of God. Related subjects are included which give instruction in pastoral care, missionary work and ministry related to the local church. Graduates of this program can transfer directly into the fourth year program of Advanced Biblical Ministries.

Advanced Biblical Ministries - Bachelor of Biblical Studies (B.B.S.) or Bachelor of Religious Education Degree (B.R.E.) (146 Credit Hours)*

There is no substitute for practical experience. This one-year internship program is an extension to our three-year program. It involves the student in a wide range of practical ministry for a prolonged period of time. The student will work under a carefully selected mentor in a church or other ministry setting. It is intended that the student and mentor will form a ministry team working together for the glory of God and their mutual benefit. The student will benefit from the example and wisdom of the mentor’s years of godly service. In addition the student will complete 34 hours of academic study to balance the practical ministry. The student will gain insights into ministry not obtainable from textbook study alone. Good study habits will be reinforced along with personal discipline and ministry skills.

*Commencing with the 2023-2024 academic year, New Brunswick Bible Institute has been granted the authority by the Province of New Brunswick to confer Bachelor Degrees.

lifequesT

associate of biblical & theological studies

what to expect

• A well-rounded exposure to the Bible

• Extremely practical courses such as “Biblical Foundations” and “Christian Education”

• Intellectually stimulating studies such as “Systematic Theology 1” and “Hermeneutics”

• Gain insight into Global Missions

• Gain an appreciation for Church History

• Develop a broader understanding and deepened passion for God’s Word

for whom is this course designed

• Youth group leaders

• Christian workers

• Those seeking to live godly, Christian lives

• Those who wish to do secular education but want a solid foundation

One hour represents 12 fifty-minute periods of instructionexclusive of hours of examinations, readings and assignments.

TheologiCal sTuDies

what to expect

• Dive deeper into God’s Word

• Engage in classroom discussion about current theological issues

• Gain valuable knowlege and experience for effective ministry

for whom is this course designed

• Those desiring to serve in full-time Christian service (Pastor, Missionary, Evangelist)

• Christians who have a passion for God’s Word

• Men and women who want to be faithful servants in their local churches

2nd year courses

JUNIOR YEAR

2nd & 3rd year

3rd year courses

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th year aDvanCeD bibliCal MinsTries

b.b.s./b.r.e.

what to expect

• A hands-on approach to study including academic courses

• Valuable mentorship

• Practical and specific tracks of study

for whom is this course designed

• Pastors

• Christian Leaders

• Full-time Christian Workers

• Those who desire graduate level education at a seminary

where have abm students studied

• New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario, Alberta

• Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Texas

• Japan, Ireland, Brazil, and Uruguay

ABM students select a track which interests them and take the courses associated with that track. This includes an independant research project specifically designed for them.

Many of our graduates, after completion of their studies, have enrolled in other institutions for further training. Several Christian colleges and Bible schools have accepted all the credits earned by our graduates transferring to their schools. Transcripts may be obtained by contacting our registrar.

a.b.M. TraCks

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

BI412 THE MINOR PROPHETS 4HR

CE424 COUNSELLING FOR MARITAL INFIDELITY 2HR

CE441 CHRISTIAN ED MENTORED INTERNSHIP 4HR

CE445 LOCAL CHURCH MINISTRIES 4HR

CE446 PHILOSOPHY OF CHRISTIAN 4HR

EDUCATION AND MUSIC

CE447 TECHNIQUES OF TEACHING 4HR

CE448 CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE AND ENRICHMENT 4HR

CE449 CHURCH CONFLICT MANAGEMENT 4HR

CE458 COMMUNICATING THE GOSPEL TODAY 4HR

TH430 CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS 4HR

MISSIONS

BI412 THE MINOR PROPHETS 4HR

CE424 COUNSELLING FOR MARITAL INFIDELITY 2HR

MI401 MISSIONS MENTORED INTERNSHIP 4HR

MI410 CROSS-CULTURAL CHURCH PLANTING 4HR

MI420 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS 4HR

MI430 THEOLOGY OF MISSIONS 4HR

MI440 HISTORY OF MISSIONS 4HR

MI460 THEOLOGY AND STRATEGY IN MISSIONS 4HR

PP493 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT 4HR

- MISSIONS

TH410 BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF NEW TESTAMENT 4HR

PASTORAL MINISTRY WITH APOLOGETICS

BI412 THE MINOR PROPHETS 4HR

CE420 NOUTHETIC COUNSELLING 4HR

PP410 PRINCIPLES OF SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP 4HR

PP430 ADMINISTRATION 4HR

TH450 GENERAL APOLOGETICS 4HR

TH451 APOLOGETICS AND SCRIPTURE 4HR

TH452 APOLOGETICS AND GENDER INTEGRITY 4HR

TH453 APOLOGETICS AND CREATION 4HR

CE424 COUNSELLING FOR MARITAL INFIDELITY 2HR

PASTORAL MINISTRY

BI412 THE MINOR PROPHETS 4HR

CE420 NOUTHETIC COUNSELLING 4HR

CE424 COUNSELLING FOR MARITAL INFIDELITY 2HR

PP410 PRINCIPLES OF SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP 4HR

PP430 ADMINISTRATION 4HR

PP441 PASTORAL MENTORED INTERNSHIP 4HR

PP491 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT 4HR

- PASTORAL MINISTRY

TH410 BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF NEW TESTAMENT 4HR

TH420 THEOLOGY OF CHURCH GROWTH 4HR

TH430 CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS 4HR

YOUTH MINISTRY

BI412 THE MINOR PROPHETS 4HR

CE410 BIBLICAL YOUTH MINISTRY 4HR

CE411 YOUTH MINISTRY MENTORED INTERNSHIP 4HR

CE412 DIRECTOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY 4HR

CE420 NOUTHETIC COUNSELLING 4HR

CE424 COUNSELLING FOR MARITAL INFIDELITY 2HR

PP410 PRINCIPLES OF SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP 4HR

PP494 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT 4HR

- YOUTH MINISTRY

TH410 BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF NEW TESTAMENT 4HR

TH430 CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS 4HR

COUNSELLING

BI412 THE MINOR PROPHETS 4HR

CE420 NOUTHETIC COUNSELLING 4HR

CE421 COUNSELLING MENTORED INTERNSHIP 4HR

CE422 HOW TO COUNSEL FROM SCRIPTURE 4HR

CE423 COUNSELLING AND CHANGE 4HR

CE424 COUNSELLING FOR MARITAL INFIDELITY 2HR

PP495 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT 4HR

- COUNSELLING

TH410 BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF NEW TESTAMENT 4HR

TH421 THEOLOGY OF CHRISTIAN COUNSELLING 4HR

TH430 CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS 4HR

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

CE424 COUNSELLING FOR MARITAL INFIDELITY 2HR

CM401 CHILD EVANGELISM 4HR

CM402 DOCTRINE FOR CHILDREN 4HR

CM403 TEACHER PREPARATION 4HR

CM404 LESSON PRESENTATION 4HR

CM405 THE DIFFICULT CHILD 4HR

CM406 EFFECTIVE CHILDREN’S MINISTRY 4HR

CM407 CHILDREN’S MINISTRY MENTORED INTERNSHIP 4HR

TH410 BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF NEW TESTAMENT 4HR

TH430 CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS 4HR

Course DesCripTions

bi bible exposition

BI211/312 OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 12hrs

Old Testament Survey is a comprehensive study of the books of the Bible, with particular emphasis on their relationship to each other, their basic themes, and their application to the servant of Christ and his Christian work. Old Testament Survey is taught in five major divisions over two years.

First Year

1. The Pentateuch

A study of the five books of Moses, carefully focusing on the practical aspects of doctrine and the historic context.

2. The Historical Books.

A study of the development of Israel as a nation and its relevance to life and ministry today.

Second Year

3. The Wisdom Books/Poetic Books

A study of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon with an emphasis on application.

4. The Major Prophets

A study of the major prophets, their circumstances and reasons for writing and the national status of the Hebrew people. Emphasis is placed on features of Old Testament Christology as given through the prophets.

5. The Minor Prophets

A study of the messages of the minor prophets and their prophetic and doctrinal significance.

BI111 GENESIS 3hrs

Beginning with six literal 24-hour days of creation, Genesis should be best understood as literal history. This course seeks to help students interpret the Biblical text as well as make personal application of its rich truth as they grow in their faith.

BI112 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 6hrs

New Testament Survey is a study of the entire New Testament including the intertestamental period. Beginning with the Gospels and concluding with the Book of Revelation, this 6 credit hour course will cover the history, geography, culture, major themes and biblical exposition of the New Testament.

BI132 GOSPEL OF JOHN 3hrs

The revelation of Jesus Christ as recorded by John will be studied with special attention given to the reactions and results of believing that revelation. This will include the seven “I am” sayings and the seven sign miracles proving His deity.

BI214 ACTS 3hrs

The book of Acts is a book of transition and new beginnings. We will see God’s Covenant with Israel temporarily postponed as the ‘mystery of the church’ is revealed. The student will follow God’s plan of redemption from the Garden to Christ’s second coming with His kingdom, while studying and gaining biblical doctrine for local church practice and governance.

BI320 ROMANS 4hrs

The letter to the Romans is approached exegetically, theologically and practically. The course is entitled, “The Riches and Resources of Romans.” Every verse is

analyzed in detail and key words and phrases are studied from the original language. An emphasis is placed on a contemporary application of the doctrinal content.

BI332 I CORINTHIANS 3hrs

A practical study of I Corinthians which deals with problems in the church and how they can be corrected; an important study in the light of the problems of the church in our contemporary society.

BI221 GALATIANS 2hrs

A verse-by-verse exposition of Galatians which deals with the subject of legalism. It shows the contrast between grace and law and faith and works.

BI233 EPHESIANS/COLOSSIANS 3hrs

A verse-by-verse exposition of both books that is presented as a theamatic diagram. The focus is on the nature of the Church, and christian character and conduct.

BI152 PHILIPPIANS 1hr

A practical, historical, analytical and devotional study of the epistle to the Philippians, with particular emphasis on how this book relates to Christian experience.

BI242 PASTORAL EPISTLES 3hrs

An exposition of I Timothy, II Timothy and Titus. This course will examine some of the hallmarks of a healthy church, including sound doctrine and credible leadership.

BI342 HEBREWS 3hrs

A verse-by-verse study of Hebrews which shows a book of better things. It reveals that Christ is a better Person Who has mediated a better covenant established upon better promises.

BI161 II PETER & JUDE 1hr

This course is an exposition of II Peter and Jude with the dominant theme being apostasy. We will examine the definition of apostasy, its dangers and the biblical answer to it. This course will teach students to be fully anchored in the truth and able to detect error.

ce christian education

CE111 CHRISTIAN ETHICS 1hr

Through this course students will discover some of their strengths and weaknesses. As well, they will gain an appreciation for others as they learn how to adapt themselves to meet the needs of others. This course serves as a practical guide for more gracious living.

CE112 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 2hrs

The theme of this course is “Developing a Caring and Competent Local Church.” This study includes biblical counselling, principles of Christian education, youth education and adult education in the context of the local church. The goal of this course is to enrich the level of Christian education within the local church.

CE120 BIBLICAL FOUNDATIONS 3hrs

Biblical Foundations will better help the student in understanding origins, Christian Ethics and formulating a biblical worldview. It will also include an introduction to apologetics.

CE231 CHILDREN’S MINISTRY1hr

Teaching children to know, love, and obey God is one of the most rewarding of

ministries and takes intentional study and practice to master. Over 12 classes, this course covers the teacher, the student, the lesson, and the program, all while focusing on our foundation, the Gospel.

CE232 YOUTH MINISTRY 2hrs

This course is designed to teach Christian workers to evangelize youth, to disciple each young person in personal patterns of spiritual growth and to promote personal involvement in the local church activities and ministries.

CE321

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELLING 2hrs

This course is designed to introduce the student to biblical counselling. Every time we answer a question, give an opinion or suggestion we are counselling. The question is; will our counsel be biblical? We will consider what makes biblical counsel biblical, superior and practical in a day of so much hurt, difficulty and challenge.

CE110 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION 3hrs

This course is designed to help students develop their ability to communicate effectively before a public audience,

as well as establish in them the ability to communicate God’s Word before others. Students will experience classroom instruction as well as practical participation.

ge general education

GE211 ENGLISH II 3hrs

This course focuses primarily on English grammer and punctuation but also includes information on some basic writing skills. The basic writing skills pertain to writing style, paragraphs and the writing process.

hi history

HI111 CHURCH HISTORY I 1hr

A careful study of the founding and development of the Church from the apostolic age to the beginning of the medieval period of church history. The time period is known as Ancient Church History, a period of external persecution and internal heresy, through to the fall of the Roman Empire. It also includes Christianity’s subsequent influence upon the Barbarians (5 BC - AD 590).

HI212 CHURCH HISTORY II 2hrs

Medieval Church History (590-1517) traces the development of the Roman Catholic Church and its subsequent decline until the Reformation. Special emphasis will be given to biographical studies of the major Protestant reformers.

HI311 CHURCH HISTORY III 2hrs

Modern Church History from 1517 to the present day will be studied with special emphasis upon the Radical Reformation, Catholic Counter Reformation and the major revivals in England and America.

HI322 CULTS 3hrs

This course is polemic in nature, and includes a careful study of the major

cults of our day. A verse-by-verse analysis of the Bible passages which are misused to teach false doctrine is provided. The student is equipped to refute unbiblical teaching and to point the cultist to personal faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

mi missions

MI111 MISSIONS I 2hrs

This course is an introduction to Christian missions which includes the study of the theological and historical foundations of missions. It also provides students with an overview of world religions and instructs on practical ways in which to defend and share the Christian faith with others of a different world view.

MI210 MISSIONS II 2hrs

This course includes part one in a biblical study of the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul. Additional instruction includes lectures, discussions and activities under the topics of cross-cultural communication.

MI311 MISSIONS III 2hrs

This course includes part two in a biblical study of the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul. Additionally, the student will receive practical teaching in regards to mission organizations, relationships, finances, missions in the local church, communication and technology, and traditional and non-traditional methods of missionary involvement.

pp practical pastoral

PP111 SPIRITUAL LIFE 2hrs

The Scriptures command us to be filled with the Spirit and to walk in the Spirit and this course is a study of the Person and ministry of the Holy Spirit as it relates to the spiritual life of the believer. The goal of this course is to help the student better understand these concepts on a practical level.

PP112 PERSONAL EVANGELISM AND DISCIPLESHIP 3hrs

A course designed to teach believers, Christian leaders and local Church members how to bring people to Christ and to mentor them in their Christian growth. This course will cover the theology of evangelism and provide practical, biblical methods of evangelism. It will also cover various training procedures to help people experience true spiritual formation and ground them in their faith.

PP221 EXPOSITORY TEACHING 3hrs

This course will examine both the construction and communication of an expository message. It will teach concerning the division, details and delivery of a message. As part of the course, the student will verbally present a prepared message which will be constructively evaluated by the teacher.

PP311 PASTORAL THEOLOGY 3hrs

This course is focused on developing a “biblical philosophy” of ministry. It is designed to give practical instruction in pastoral ethics, visitation, administration, conducting weddings and funerals, creative programming and contemporary issues.

PP312 LADIES’ MINISTRIES 3hrs

This course is taught in conjunction with Pastoral Theology. It deals with such issues as our devotional life, family relationships, spiritual gifts, ministry and ministry issues.

PP314 STEWARDSHIP 2hrs

All Christians should realize that God owns everything and we are only His stewards. Whether it is our time, talents or treasures, everything belongs to God. In this course we will lay a proper foundation for Biblical stewardship and discover the practical implications of that to the believer’s life.

th theology

TH113 CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGICAL ISSUES 2hrs

The goal of this course is to provide each student with a basis for doctrinal conviction and an awareness of current departures from historic biblical truth.

TH114 THEOLOGICAL STUDIES IN REVELATION 3hrs

This course is a verse-by-verse study of the book of Revelation. An emphasis is placed on the practical application of the doctrinal teaching of each chapter. Eschatology is integrated with other divisions of theology.

TH210 SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY I 5hrs

Systematic Theology is a comprehensive study of God’s revelation of Himself and His creation. The subjects which are dealt with in this course are Introduction to Systematic Theology, Bibliology, Theology Proper, Anthropology, Hamartiology and Angelology. Assignments include a “mini-thesis” on a given topic.

TH221 HERMENEUTICS 2hrs

Hermeneutics is the science and art of Biblical interpretation. The student will be exposed to some of the historical errors of interpretation as well as some general principles of interpretation that will help in rightly dividing the Word of Truth

TH310 SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY II

5hrs

The second year of theological study systematically examines the doctrines of Christology, Pneumatology, Eschatology, Soteriology and Ecclesiology.

PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE

Practical training is a vital part of our students’ education. Students participate in our Practical Christian Service program and are assigned to ministry teams where they have weekly opportunities to work with local churches or organizations. Our students gain real ministry experience, better equipping them for future service. PCS opportunities include ministries with children and youth. Others serve on one of our music or drama teams.

Conferences, Retreats and Chapels

Services here on campus allow our students to discover and excercise their spiritual gifts and natural abilities by preaching, teaching, singing and testifying. They may also assist on the worship team or play an instrument during these services. Students play a huge role in our youth, ladies’ and men’s retreats.

Summer Ministries

Students are required to serve in a local church, Christian camp or other Christian organization during the summer months between their years of study here at NBBI. Students return with testimonies and stories of how God worked in and through them as they participated in some type of service for Him.

Missions’ Trips

Many of our students participate in missions’ trips during school breaks or over the summer. Some of the NBBI-sponsered teams have gone to New York City, Texas, Bermuda, Ukraine, Ireland, Bolivia, Guatamala, Mexico, Ethiopia, Antigua and Barbados.

Future Service

Our alumni have laboured in over 60 countries of the world, serving as pastors, missionaries, youth workers, Bible teachers, evangelists, etc. Others are busy serving in their local churches in various ways, working with children, youth, adults and seniors. They are sought after and well-spoken of. Our grads are making a difference and reaching our world!

finanCial inforMaTion

SINGLE STUDENT TUITION (YEARS 1-3)

$4,830 per year

RESIDENCE/ MEALS

$6,264 per year

TOTAL $11,094

TEXTBOOKS

Approx. $450 per year

MARRIED STUDENT TUITION

$4,210 per year*

TEXTBOOKS

Approx. $450 per year

*Married students are responsible for providing accommodations and provisions for their own families. We do not provide housing or meals on campus.

EARLY APPLICATION SCHOLARSHIP

A.B.M STUDENT TUITION

$5,860 per year

In order for a student to qualify for the $250 early application scholarship, all necessary forms and fees must be received by the school before March 31 of the year he/she plans to attend. After meeting these requirements, the student must apply for the scholarship online at: nbbi.ca under the finances tab.

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ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Applicants to New Brunswick Bible Institute should be of approved Christian character, considerate of others, willing to be taught and willing to obey the governing regulations of the school. They must be ready to submit to those responsible for the direction of the school and student life. The following requirements are necessary when making application:

1. Applicants must be genuinely born again and possess sufficient maturity of Christian character and zeal to be clearly recognized by fellow Christians who know them well.

2. All applicants must be willing to submit cheerfully to the Institute’s regulations and discipline.

3. Applicants should be high school graduates, or at least 18 years of age. Some exceptions may be made under special conditions.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

Application to New Brunswick Bible Institute can be made by going online to nbbi.ca/admissions/applications/ or by requesting application forms by calling 1 (800) 771-6224.

1. All application forms (A-D) should be filled out in English by the applicant.

2. Reference forms E (Pastor/Elder) and F (Employer or Teacher) must be completed by the referee online or on paper and sent directly to the Office of Admissions. Referees must not be related to you (the applicant) and must have known you for at least a year. Referee must also be 21 years of age or older.

3. Arrange for official transcripts from your high school and all other educational institutions you have attended to be sent to us. An official transcript is one issued by the school, bearing an original signature and/or school seal. The transcript should be sent in a sealed envelope from the issuing educational institution.

4. Once you receive notification of accaprtence to NBBI, you are then then responsible to send in the student confirmation fee of $75.00 to confirm your attendance at NBBI. This fee is non-refundable, but will be credited to your account.

TRANSFERRING CREDITS

New Brunswick Bible Institute is prepared to give credit to students who have taken courses equivalent to those in our programs. Transfer credits will be given only for subjects taken at a post-secondary level and when the student has earned 70% or higher. For more information about transferring credits to NBBI, contact our admissions’ office.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

As an international student you should begin the application process well in advance of the semester in which you plan to enroll. In addition to the enrolment procedures already listed, international students, including those from the USA, should note the following:

1. If the international student’s first language is not English, satisfactory results from the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) must be sent directly to New Brunswick Bible Institute. You can obtain this information by writing to:

TOEFL Services

CN 6151

Princeton NJ 08541-6151 USA

Phone: (609) 951-1675

Fax: (609) 520-1093

Web site: www.toefl.org

2. In order to study at New Brunswick Bible Institute as an international student, you will need a study permit. You can find the application online at www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study.asp or visit the nearest Canadian government office in your home country.

When applying for your study permit you will need:

A. Proof of acceptance – the official letter of acceptance that you receive from NBBI stating that you have been accepted into the Biblical & Theological Studies program at NBBI.

B. Information form – the form that you receive from NBBI detailing personal, institutional, and program information, including cost and length of program. These will be included in the acceptance packet sent to all American students.

C. Proof of identity – In order to receive a letter of attestation, American students are now required to have a valid passport. A study permit can only be issued for the duration of passport validity.

D. PAL – NBBI will acquire this letter of attestation on your behalf and will send it to you.

E. Proof of financial support – You must prove that you have enough money to pay for your tuition fees, living expenses for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada, and return transportation for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada. A single student must prove access to $20,635 Canadian dollars, plus $4,830 to cover tuition expenses for one year. You can prove that you have sufficient funds to support yourself in Canada by showing one or more of the following:

· Proof of a Canadian bank account in your name if money has been transferred to Canada;

· Proof of a student/education loan from a financial institution;

· Your bank statements for the past four months;

· A bank draft in convertible currency;

· Proof of payment of tuition and accommodation fees;

· A letter from the person or institution providing you with money;

· Proof of funding paid from within Canada if you have a scholarship.

For full details please see the Canadian Government Web site at www.cic.gc.ca (click on Study). Canada Immigration will charge a nonrefundable fee to cover the cost of processing the application for entry into Canada.

CONTACT INFORMATION

ONLINE: is the easiest way to apply. Simply go to nbbi.ca/admissions/applications and click “Start Here.” Go ahead, apply today!

MAIL: Call 1 (800) 771-NBBI to have a paper application mailed to you.

INQUIRIES: Email or call our Registrar. registrar@nbbi.ca or 1 (800) 771-6224

All forms and questions should be addressed to:

Director of Admissions

New Brunswick Bible Institute

2335 Route 103

Victoria Corner NB E7P 1C7

Phone: (506) 375-9000

Toll free: 1-800-771-6224

Fax: (506) 375-1800

Email: registrar@nbbi.ca

Web site: nbbi.ca