New Brunswick Bible Institute is a Bible-centred school in Victoria Corner, New Brunswick, founded in 1944 to train men and women in the Bible.
New Brunswick Bible Institute is a Bible-centred school located at 2335 Route 103 in Victoria Corner, New Brunswick, Canada. The school aims to be solid in discipline, spiritual in outlook, missionary in outreach, and simple in faith and practice. It was incorporated to train young men and women in a thorough and practical knowledge of the Bible.
The New Brunswick Bible Institute was founded in the fall of 1944 by Rev. John Parschauer and a group of Christian men who saw the need for a Bible-centred school. The school opened in a farm home in the Rosedale district near Hartland, New Brunswick, with ten students in its first year. Shortly after, new property was acquired in the village of Victoria, and a building project was begun. The late Mr. Clayton B. Clark was appointed chairman of the Board of Directors.
NBBI offers flexible study programs ranging from a one-year foundational course to a Bachelor's Degree. Students may enter as new students, as returning students who re-apply in years two and three, or as ABM students in year four.
The NBBI campus is centrally located in western New Brunswick along the west bank of the St. John River Valley. A building complex houses the administration offices, chapel, gymnasium and classrooms. Shopping and banking facilities are in Hartland, 4 km north of the campus, and the major town of Woodstock is a 15 minute drive to the south.