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V.P. Black College of Biblical Studies

The Kearley Graduate School of Theology.

Biblical Studies is an excellent way for students to further their understanding of the Bible and the teachings within. However, what differentiates Biblical Studies from other areas of study is that students will not only gain a deeper understanding of the Bible’s historical and religious content but also of their own faith.

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Degree Programs

Whether you’re seeking an on-campus experience, an online program, or graduate studies, we offer a wide variety of programs to help you achieve your goals!

Internships & Career Services

Our Career Services office serves students, alumni, and employers. We are here to help you achieve your internship, job, and career goals.

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Ministry Employment Opportunities

Faulkner University invites churches of Christ to submit job openings within their congregations.

College Faculty

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Alan Wages

Assistant Professor of Bible

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Steve Wages

Director of Cloverdale Center, Professor of Bible

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Richard Trull

Professor of Bible

Will Freeman

Will Freeman

Assistant, Department - Bible

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

  • A favorable interview through a faculty committee
  • Acquisition of three recommendations to the applicant’s moral character (including one from a religious leader)
  • Maintain a course average of 2.5 in Bible courses
  • Promote good moral character and demonstrate spiritual growth
  • Continue active church membership
  • Complete at least two semesters (30 hours) of study through the V.P. Black College of Biblical Studies
  • Fulfill degree course plans
  • Earn a G.P.A. of at least 2.5
  • Complete a study abroad semester (Traditional Students only)
  • Finish a Bible Content examination
  • Participate in an exit interview
  • Any other institutional graduation requirements