Institutional Goals

Relative to our knowledge of the World

• CBC students are demonstrating growth in their possession of a Christian
  world view, what other major world views are and how come a world view affects one’s thinking and decision making.
• CBC students are demonstrating growth in their knowledge of the world and
  the times in which they live.

Relative to a Biblical Center

• Biblical Knowledge—The Bible is our core curriculum. Graduates are able to effectively read, defend, communicate, and multiply Scripture in others (2 Timothy 2:2; Titus 2; Jude 3-4).
• Spiritual Progress—CBC encourages a dynamic, progressive relationship with God, the Scripture, and people. Graduates understand their position in Christ and the spiritual disciplines, and are able to practice evangelism and responsible stewardship of life (2 Timothy 4:6-8).

Relative to Multi-Ethnicity

• Cultural Awareness—Graduates are able to combine cultural awareness, Biblical principles, and creative thinking to pursue culturally diverse ministries (Acts 13, 17).
• Ethnic Appreciation—Graduates are able to appreciate and celebrate appropriate cultural differences while CBC continues to design courses to meet the need of cultural values (1 Corinthians 9:20).
• People Skills—Effective ministry centers on the servant’s ability to relate with others. CBC graduates possess primary skills to relate to and serve others (1 Thessalonians 2).

Relative to Serving the Church

• Church Leadership—Graduates possess the tools to develop ministry vision and strategies, to deploy Christ’s people to pursue them, and to evaluate ministry according to Biblical norms (Ephesians 4; 1 Corinthians 11-14).
• Global Participation—Graduates further the world mission of the Church by going, sending, praying, and giving (Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 1:6-11; Romans 15:25-27).