Attention
This Semester’s On Campus Class Schedule
listed on the school Calendar page and the Happenings on Campus page has changed due to all the difficult weather
here and around the Triad.
Classes will begin January 20th instead of the 13th as originally planned.
Commuting students may register on the day they come to start classes
or you may call the school office (606-928-5127) during business hours
and register by phone anytime between now
and the day your class will begin.
Those interested in taking the Extension Class announced on the flier below
will need to call Justiceville Bible Baptist Church (606-424-0550)
to confirm the beginning of classes. The Purpose of Southland Bible Institute Over the last eighty-two years of ministry, the purpose of Southland Bible Institute has not changed. Our school was founded in 1942 to help supply the area of Appalachia with trained "native" leadership. We have been actively engaged in doing just that. We specialize in the academic subjects which center on the Word of God. Our courses are designed to give each student proficiency in the study of the Bible by actual study of the Bible. Constant contact with the Word of God gives the student a working knowledge of God's truth. The wisdom of this approach is recognized by many missions, schools, and churches which seek our Bible Institute graduates because of the servant's heart that is developed. Practical Training In conjunction with the Bible courses, students study and practice the skills necessary to effectively communicate the truth of God's Word. In this practical training, we are preparing students for Christian ministries in various settings and locations. Our alumni are found in numerous foreign countries and across our own nation, including the hills of Appalachia. Students have ample time and opportunity to practice the principles they learn in the classroom as they participate in "real life" situations. This immediate carry over is extremely important if effective training is to take place. Leadership Development Training in this form develops leadership abilities in many of the students and prepares them for such ministries as planting churches, directing mission organizations and camps, and working in local churches and missions. Other students go on to further their education, honing the basic skills learned at Southland and deeply appreciate the stability learned in the Bible Institute setting. |