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A Clear Commitment to Truth
Learn more about CU's commitment to the Bible as the ultimate guide in the pursuit of truth.
CBTS Building Update
The Center for Biblical and Theological Studies remains on track for completion in August 2008.
Specific Components Include:
» Specialized Classrooms
- An innovative youth ministries area features a contemporary youth center along with resources designed to prepare our graduates for maximum effectiveness with today's youth.
- A homiletics laboratory equipped with technology to help our Bible students sharpen their communication skills and excel as communicators of God's Word.
- A 180-seat lecture hall features the latest instructional technology to help our Old and New Testament courses come alive.
- Four 36-seat classrooms support the intense, case study orientation of the Bible minor's capstone course, "Biblical Worldview Integration."
» Bible Department Facilities
- A spacious, accessible office complex promotes student interaction with professors outside of class as well as collaboration of professors with their colleagues.
- A multimedia laboratory assists our instructors in their integration of the latest instructional technology into their teaching.
- A strong identity accentuates our commitment to the importance of the Bible in our University program and in the life of every believer.
» General Classrooms
- Six classrooms, ranging in size from 24 seats to 100 seats, serve Bible classes as well as those from other academic disciplines. This will enable us to retrofit other areas to address needs in growing programs like graphic design.
» Student Space
- Five collaboration rooms promote and support group projects.
- A 40 station computer laboratory and six e-check (e-mail) stations.
- Lounge, gallery, and vending areas encourage out of class interaction.
» Academic Enrichment Center
- Offices to support the staff involved in promoting student academic success and increasing student retention.
- Tutoring and testing areas for the more than 200 students with various disabilities.
- A focal point for orientation and advising, particularly those uncertain of their major.
Center for Biblical and Theological Studies
The Bible department is the heart of our curriculum, and now it is at the heart of our campus. Opening this fall, the Center for Biblical and Theological Studies will enhance the quality and scope of instruction for both the Bible major and the distinctive Bible minor, required of all students. Through six carefully crafted courses, talented Bible professors teach the content of Scripture and its relevance for all of life. The goal is transformation - equipping Cedarville graduates to be Christ-centered influencers in every profession.
The $500,000 Challenge Grant
- The Goal: Complete the $14 million funding for the Center for Biblical and Theological Studies
- The Challenge: Raise $1.5 million in gifts and commitments by December 31, 2008
- The Reward: Receive a $500,000 Challenge Grant
Consider a generous gift or commitment today!




