1945-1946 Baptist Bible Institute Catalog

I l ADVANTAGES IN CLEVELAND Cleveland is the sixth city in population in the United States. It is a beautiful city of homes, trees and parks. It has a lake frontage of 17 miles. It is the fourth American city in industrial importance, third as a financial center, and leads the world in the percentage of homes owned by workers. Cleveland is nationally acknowledged to be the ideal Con– vention City. Its location is unexcelled. One-half the population of the United States and Canada is within a radius of 500 miles of Cleveland. It is a great railway and transportation center. The Cleveland Airport is one of the three leading airports in the world. Cleveland is a great Cultural Center. It has the third largest and most complete library in America. The historical and art museums, the Public Auditorium and great Convention Hall have their cultural value. Cleveland is the home of Western Reserve University, Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland College, John Carroll University, Notre Dame College, Ursuline College, Fenn College and the Baptist Bible Institute! Cleveland is a great Church Center. There are 809 churches, representing all denominations. Workers, teachers and leaders from various churches welcome the opportunity for training in a real Bible School, interdenominational in spirit, though Baptist in concept. The growing number of fundamental churches, radio programs, gospel testimonies, "Christ for Cleveland" campaigns and HYouth for Christ" rallies afford many opportunities for prac– tical Christian work. Stude;nts hoping to enroll in the future DAY SCHOOL of the Baptist Bible Institute of Cleveland, are urged to write the Dean, Kenneth A. Amsler, 8273 Hough Ave., Cleveland 3, Ohio, within the next few months. ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS We welcome students from all churches and denominations who are teachable and willing to submit to the authority of the -word of God. All applicants for admission must be of approved Christian character and conduct. !<'REE TIDTION Tuition is free, being provided by the gifts of God's stewards who believe in the value of the Bible instruction which the Insti– tute gives.