Heritage Bible College of Dunn, North Carolina, is a coeducational Bible college founded in 1971 and sponsored by the Pentecostal Free Will Baptist denomination. Heritage was established to provide systematic and comprehensive training in the Word of God from a Pentecostal perspective to enable students to fulfill their specific call to the ministry. Heritage Bible College welcomes students from all denominations who wish to pursue the College's programs. 

Click here to read more about the mission and motto of Heritage Bible College... 

• HBC is now accepting applications for enrollment. You may print out application materials from the website or call 800-297-6351 to request that an application packet be mailed to you. If you plan to apply for financial aid, contact the Financial Aid office by emailing lstrickland@heritagebiblecollege.edu. You can arrange a campus visit by calling the Recruitment Office - 800-297-6351 x239.
• Spring 2010 Class Schedule

Spring scholarship application deadline is February 15th, and all applications need to be forwarded to LeAnne Strickland in the financial aid office.  An application scholarship link is provided at the financial aid section of this webpage and are available on campus.  If you have completed an application in the fall, you do not need to re-submit one for the spring; all applications are valid for that current school year.  2010 - 2011 applications deadlines are Sept. 15th and Feb. 15th for the spring.

FAFSA's need to be filled out as soon as you file your 2009 federal tax returns after January 1, 2010.  Go to www.fafsa.ed.gov to complete.  Your federal fund eligibility may be greater the earlier your fafsa is filled.  Heritage Bible College school deadline is April 15th for the FAFSA.

We are taking a different approach to raising the necessary funds for the ministry of HBC. Everyone cannot give at the same level, but can give at some level. We would like to move from the concept of giving a one time annual gift to giving on a consistent monthly basis.

Our goal is to raise over one million dollars annually. To accomplish this task, we need 1660 donors, within the next 4 years, to join the club. If 1660 faithful donors giveat the various levels as outlined in the diagram, what seems to be an impossible dream actually becomes an attainable reality.

This would allow HBC to “turn our struggling into striving” as we press towards the goal of training men and women to be Christ Centered, Building Godly Character and be Committed to Ministry.

Will you join Club 1660? Click here to view a brochure, containing more information about Club 1660.

Congratulations to Katie Barnes, HBC alumnus, upon her election as vice-chair of the National Community Committee that advises the Centers for Disease Control Prevention Research Center program.

The election took place during the NCC’s annual meeting in Chapel Hill October 18-21 and is a four year commitment with progression from vice-chair to chair-elect to chair to past-chair. “I will be supporting, grooming and building leadership in the next four years,” Katie said.  She has been part of the NCC for seven years, having served as co-chair of the communication committee for three years and as a regional director for one year.  She also is a research assistant with the Seeds of Hope Project at UNC Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, a project she’s been involved with for nine years.

Please check the Alumni page for the entire article titled “Katie Barnes."

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The mission of Heritage Bible College is to develop Christ-centered men and women of Christian character, equipped at the college-level with skills for ministry and committed to a life of Christian service.