Learn God's Word. Serve His Church.
Whether you want to build a solid foundation in the one-year Bible Certificate program or receive an accredited Bachelor of Arts degree in Bible / Theology with a double major in the ministry of your choice, Appalachian Bible College is one of the best Bible colleges to prepare you for serving the Lord…because Life is for Service.
Bible / Theology
B.A. Foundational Major
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Ministry Major
Other Degrees
Because Life is for Service
"Because Life is for Service" is more than ABC's motto; it is the evident passion integrated into every aspect of ministry preparation. Through quality Biblical and theological classes, the development of Christlike character, and guided Christian service, Appalachian Bible College produces men and women who are trained to serve.
Why choose Appalachian Bible College?
Since 1950, Appalachian Bible College has been preparing students for ministry and a life of service. An accredited Bible college, ABC offers certificate, associate, bachelor, and master degree programs, as well as online Bible courses and classes.
To learn how you can prepare to serve the Lord, find out more information on admissions and the application process!
News & Events
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One of the highlights of Christian Educator conventions is connecting with ABC alumni! Our Admissions Team found several alumni at three different conventions over the weekend. ⬇ Photo 1: Southeast Christian School Convention Photo 2: Keystone Christian Education Association Conference Photo 3: West Virginia Christian Education Association Convention
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📣 Calling runners and walkers of all ages! 📣 Registration is now open for the 10th annual Beautiful Feet 5k. Whether you want to compete in the 5k run, the 5k walk, or the 1 mile fun run, your participation helps support the ABC Missions Conference! 🌍👟 More information and registration: abc.edu/5k
Located on a beautiful 150-acre campus in West Virginia, ABC is one of the most affordable Bible colleges in the U.S., and financial aid and scholarships are also available.
