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Foundations Bible College

by John Hairr, 2006

Image courtesy of Foundations Bible College. Foundations Bible College is a nondenominational, fundamentalist, separatist Christian institution located in Harnett County near Dunn. The college was founded in 1974 by O. Talmadge Spence, a prolific writer of religious material. It has been associated with the World Congress of Fundamentalists since 1976. It features an undergraduate college, graduate school, and seminary.

 

 

Additional Resources:

Foundations Bible College: http://www.foundations.edu/index.php

Image Credit:

Image courtesy of Foundations Bible College. Available from http://www.foundations.edu/about_fbc/main.php (accessed November 9, 2012).

 

Subjects: 
Post War 20th Century (1946-2000)
21st Century (2001-present)
Education
Religion
UNC Press
Universities and colleges
Authors: 
Hairr, John
Origin - location: 
Harnett County
From: 
Encyclopedia of North Carolina, University of North Carolina Press.

1 January 2006 | Hairr, John

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