One year, one book, for one purpose
Overview
The Bible School program exists to lead students into relationship with the Lord Jesus through studying God’s Word, relationships, and outdoor adventure. The weekly schedule consists of in-class Bible training, worship, small groups, outdoor activities, community fellowship and outreach opportunities.
Build long-lasting relationships
Students have the opportunity to learn and grow in a community is centered around Christ. In community is where valuable lessons learned in the classroom are experienced as students live together and serve one another. Students also grow by going through challenges and working together on a team while on outreach and serving in the community. Relationships formed at Bible school often end up being life-long friendships.
Adventure the outdoors
Living in the Rocky Mountains for one year, you will have many opportunities for adventures. Ravencrest organizes activities such as hiking, climbing and snow-shoeing throughout the year but we encourage you to initiate outings into the park or overnight camping trips on the weekends together. The outdoors is a different kind of classroom where you can learn a lot about God our Creator, yourself, and how you relate to Him and with others.
Christ-Centered Bible Teaching
The Bible school program includes around sixteen classes each week. That’s over 400 hours of Bible teaching in one year! Classes are taught by Ravencrest staff and guest teachers. You will go deeper into various books of the Bible as well as cover different theological topics and contemporary issues of Christian living through lectures, discussion times, assignments, and personal study time.
What Students Say
POSSIBLE TOPICS COVERED DURING THE YEAR:
· Old Testament books
· New Testament books
· Hermeneutics
· Evangelism
· Church history
· Biblical Counseling
Every term you will have classes that vary and will cover multiple books from the Old Testament and New Testament. Our hope is to cover a multitude of different books and types of books (history, poetic, minor/major prophet, gospels, letters etc.). This will help our students grow in their understanding of God’s Word but also teach them how to study the Bible for themselves.
Our heart is that through studying different books of the bible as well as different theological topics you would grow in your understanding of who God is and what that means for your life! “
*Note that some of the topics are dependent on guest teacher’s availabilities.
Fall Term September 11th to December 14th, 2024.
- Registration: 09/11/24 between 1:00 and 5:30 p.m
- Thanksgiving Break: 11/27/24 (break begins on 11/27/24 but students may leave as early as 9 p.m. on 11/26/24 – students are not required to vacate campus during this break)
- Return: 12/1/24 by 11:00 p.m.
- Christmas break: 12/14/24 (break begins on 12/14/24 but students may leave as early as 9 p.m. on 12/13/24 – students are required to vacate campus during this break
Winter Term January 8th – March 13, 2025.
- Registration: 01/08/25 between 1:00 and 5:30 p.m.
- Spring Break: 03/13/25 (break begins on 03/13/25 but students may leave as early as 9 p.m. on 03/12/25 – students are required to vacate campus during this break). Mission Trips are offered during Spring Break.
Spring Term March 24 – May 18, 2025.
- Registration: 03/24/25 between 1:00 and 5:30 p.m.
- Graduation Ceremony: 05/17/25 10:00 a.m. Students may leave after the ceremony but are not required to leave campus until the morning of 5/18/25.
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Fees$12,975 Full Year
- $12,200 Tuition/Room & Board
- $775 Registration Deposit that includes:
- $100 Student Activities
- $275 Books
- $200 Accident/Medical Insurance
- $200 Security Deposit
For more information on term pricing call our office at 970 586 8118
Taste & See
Not sure you want to commit yet, or you want to see first-hand what Bible school is like? Come visit us for 1 week as a “Taste & See” student. Find out more here
