Conservative SBC Schools

Hannibal-Lagrange in Hannibal, Missouri is conservative.

 

Luther Rice Seminary (my alma mater) has always been conservative. They never fell prey to the apostates.

 

Hey, Daniel---I'm a Luther Rice Grad myself---although they are not an SBC institution---they indeed are affiliated and side with the ultri conservative movement of the SBC---

Southern with Al Mohler and Southwestern with Patterson are both ultri-conservative

Blackbird

 

Boyce Bible College (located on the Southern campus) is definitely conservative, as is the theological faculty of Mid Continent College. Mid America Seminary is not OFFICIALLY SBC, but really is, and they are conservative, as is Liberty University and Theological Seminary, which is not officially SBC, but which was unofficially recognized by Patterson after "Jay Ree" joined the SBC.

 

Midwestern is starting up an undergrad program this fall on their campus that is going to be conservative.

 

Baptist College of Florida is probably the only one not on a seminary campus that would label itself "conservative."

There are others that are conservative but that don't necessary wear a label.
Louisiana College (though the trustees are pushing a decidedly conservative agenda.)
William Carey
ETBU
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Howard Payne
Wayland
Williams Baptist

Personally, I would think that Richmond, Wake Forest, Campbellsville, Furman and Stetson are the exception rather than the rule.

 

I agree with Blackbird -- my husband taught at Luther Rice Seminary, and they are thoroughly SBC - just not supported by Cooperative Program funds. Southwestern and Southern both are top notch conservative; can't go wrong, but since I'm a Southwestern grad, I'd recommend it more highly. Choose wisely. God Bless.

 

Conservative: California Baptist (CBU)

Liberal: Mercer

 

I can affirm that Williams Baptist is a conservative school. I am a student there, and everything I've seen is non-Calvinist, conservative scholarship. To my knowledge, the professors teach in accordance with the Baptist Faith and Message.

 

StefanM,

I don't want to start a debate that will get moved to another thread, but what hath "non-Calvinist" and "conservative" to do with each other?"

If anything, Reformed Soteriology is decidedly conservative, IMHO.

 

I know that Calvinism is 100% conservative.

I just happen to know that the professors are not Calvinist, so simply I stated it to provide further information.

The two terms were not meant to be related to each other.

 

Southeastern College at Wake Forest (shares the campus with Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary) is conservative.

 

And connected to one of the six SBC seminaries. Which the orignal post of the thread acknowledged as a given that they are conservative.

 

I just remembered that my alma mater, Liberty University, is a school affliated with the SBC. It a good, solid conservative school.

ww.liberty.edu

 

In the context of this conversation, Cedarville University in Ohio and Western Baptist College in Oregon, who have recently identified with the SBC, should be mentioned.

 

Both North Greenville College (SC) and Union University (TN) are top notch conservative SBC schools.

 

and it's a great school! I haven't personally attended or even visited... but about a dozen of my friends are currently enrolled there.

 

Being an Old SBC'er - I enjoy learning that we are growing ... but I must ask: when did Northern Baptist Colleges start aligning with us?

 

If you are aksing about the Cedarville and Western Baptist College post, check out these links...

http://www.cedarville.edu/sbc/leaderssbc.htm

http://www.bpnews.net/bpnews.asp?ID=17124
(last three paragraphs of the article)