Boston Baptist College

Founded in 1976 Boston Baptist College boasts a rich history. It began as Baptist Bible Institute East in Shrub Oak New York. A.V. Henderson and John Rawlings established the college. It was a sister institution to Baptist Bible College in Springfield Missouri. In 1981 the college relocated to Hyde Park Massachusetts. This is where it stands today. The name changed to Boston Baptist College in 2002. The college’s five-acre campus sits in a quiet residential neighborhood. It’s conveniently close to downtown Boston. Students enjoy easy access to public transportation. The college offers a unique blend of academics and faith. It’s the only Bible-focused institution in Boston. This makes it special in America’s greatest university city. Boston Baptist College trains young men and women. They are prepared for ministry or secular work. The campus includes separate housing for men and women. There are lecture halls a library a dining hall and a gym. The Charles River Coffeehouse is a popular student hangout. Students participate in various activities. These include community service projects and trips to interesting places. Annual study tours take students to historical places like Israel Turkey Greece Italy and the British Isles. These tours provide academic credit. The college offers a Bachelor’s degree an Associate degree and a Certificate all in Biblical Studies. The library houses over 75000 volumes. The college is accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Schools. It’s a member of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts. It’s also approved by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education. Boston Baptist College is a place of learning faith and community. It’s a small college with a big heart. It has made a significant impact on the lives of its students. It continues to shape the future of faith-based education in Boston.