Alberta Bible College
Bible college in Calgary, Canada
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Alberta Bible College is a Canadian Bible college located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
TypePrivate
Religious affiliation
Non-denominationalAcademic affiliations
Association for Biblical Higher Education, Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, Disciples of Christ, Churches of ChristPresidentStanley Neal Helton, DMin, PhD
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| Type | Private |
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Religious affiliation | Non-denominational |
Academic affiliations | Association for Biblical Higher Education, Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, Disciples of Christ, Churches of Christ |
| President | Stanley Neal Helton, DMin, PhD |
| Location | 635 Northmount Drive NW , , Calgary Canada 51.0856°N 114.0894°W |
| Website | www |
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History
Alberta Bible College was founded in 1932 following a motion by Helen McGilvary, with C. H. Phillips beginning classes in a church basement alongside a small group of students.[1] The college was established through collaboration among Alberta congregations, with significant support from E. E. Breakenridge and others, and it was incorporated in 1936 before moving to a permanent location in 1937.[2] After financial difficulties in the 1960s, the college later stabilized and expanded, eventually achieving accreditation in 2008.[3]