Once again, Summit Christian College is offering a variety of topics and titles through our series of Bridge Seminars. All seminars will be held on Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. and last a duration of 45-minutes. Seminars are offered free of charge and are available to individuals or groups of students as a church or organization. These seminars will utilize the same set up as our Summit Bridge courses. ​ Enrollment is easy, just go to our Seminar enrollment page and select the seminars you our your group would like to participate in and we will email you all of the necessary information. For more information, call us at (308) 632-6933. Spring 2019 seminar schedule: Thursday Jan 17, at 6:30 pm. By Professor Andi Grant Title: You Can't Make Me! Motivation in the Classroom Sit Down! Be Quiet! Because I said so! When children aren't motivated to learn, they act out. When adults aren't motivated to learn, they zone out...or quit coming. Keep students engaged longer by learning about different types of motivation and how it affects learning and student success. Thursday Feb 7, at 6:30 pm. By Professor Scott Gribble Title: Going Deeper with Online Bible Study Sites Whether you are preparing lessons or doing your own Bible study, there are multiple free online resources available to help you go deeper in your study. This class will introduce the students to a few of the more popular sites and help them immediately start using the resources. Thursday March 14, at 6:30 pm. by Professor Dave Robinson Title: Parables of Jesus Description – Over one third of the teaching of Jesus in the first three Gospels is in the form of parables. This seminar will seek to define what parables are and suggest some guidelines for understanding them better. Thursday April 11, at 6:30 pm. by Professor Aaron Prohs Title: The Old Testament in the New There are close to 2600 different references of the Old Testament in the New Testament! This seminar is an introduction into why the NT authors use the OT and the different kinds of ways that they do. And why this is important for our understanding of the Bible.

Thirteen students were recognized for their academic excellence during the Fall 2018 semester at Summit Christian College in Gering, Neb. Academic Scholarships are awarded to those on the Dean’s List and Honor Roll. These scholarships are made available through generous donations from our Alumni, churches, and other benefactors. Dean’s List (4.00-3.75 GPA) Tristan Bridges Sandra Lockard Chukwuka Morah Luke Muller John Mulholland III Kourtney Ogle Morgen Schmidt Honor Roll (3.74-3.50 GPA) Bergan Morris Part-Time Honor Roll (4.00-3.50 GPA) Tate Bridges Michael Brown Hunter Rezanina Justin Santos Warren Steele Summit Christian College offers Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Associate of Arts degrees and Certificate in Christian Foundations. Courses are available on campus and online through Summit Bridge. Learn more at www.summitcc.net. Registration for the Spring 2019 semester is now open and classes begin Monday, January 14. Questions about registration can be directed to college registrar Andi Grant at or call (308) 632-6933.

Each year Summit Christian College has needs that go beyond our annual budget. These needs vary from year to year and are presented as our annual Christmas Wish List. In the past we have received special year-end gifts from generous friends to help us purchase books, computers, furniture, and classroom needs. Those familiar with Summit Christian College know that our college's reputation as a respected Christian institution of higher education is due to its very intentional purpose of providing an excellent Bible-focused education at rates our students can honestly afford. Your generous kindness toward the ministry of Summit Christian College is exactly how we are able to accomplish this. When you make a special contribution to our college's annual Christmas Wish List, you are providing our faculty and students with much needed, but non-budgeted items while ensuring that these expenses will not increase our students' tuition costs. Please prayerfully consider how you can bless Summit Christian College this year. May God bless you for your kindness.

Registration for the Spring 2019 semester is now open. The spring semester classes open the week of January 14, 2019. View the Spring 2019 Class Schedule here. SCC courses can be taken for credit for those seeking a degree or certificate from Summit Christian College, or can be audited by those simply seeking personal enrichment. Courses are open to high school seniors, traditional or non-traditional college students, and transfer students. Find your fit by checking out Our Degrees page. Many of our courses also have the option of participation via Zoom's live video-streaming (Summit BRIDGE) for those students unable to attend courses on campus. Learn more about this online option at our Summit BRIDGE page. If you are a SCC student returning for the Spring semester, your enrollment must be completed by Friday, December 14. See your SCC faculty advisor to enroll for your spring courses. If you are a new SCC student, you can enroll up until the start of classes on January 14, 2019. Go to our Admissions Page to get started. We welcome all who are pursuing a biblically-sound education and seeking to become better equipped Christian Leaders. For more information contact us. And welcome to Spring semester!

Fall Fling 2018 was a great success! We had a total of 118 high school students and adult sponsors in attendance for the weekend of November 9-11. Through the participation of these students and sponsors, we hit our goal of helping high school students encounter God and help them deepen Christian relationships. We hope many of these students consider Summit Christian College as part of their future. Isaac Stephanus challenged us through 2 Timothy 2:15 to make everything in our lives about God and not about us, to follow Jesus by being committed to growing in relationship with Him and fulfilling His mission to make disciples, and to study the Word of God. By doing this, we will be approved by God as faithful workmen. Workshop lessons were led by SCC faculty and students. Professor Aaron Prohs walked through Hebrews 11 and showed how we can be approved by faith. Professor Dave Robinson shared principles to correctly interpret Scripture, so we can be approved to accurately handle the Word of Truth. SCC Student Bergan Morris taught out of Ephesians 6 and encouraged students to use the armor of the approved. SCC Student Seth Leathermon organized a Spiritual Formation Walk around campus. As groups moved from station to station they did different activities to help them grow spiritually, such as meditation, encouragement, discussion, Scripture reading, praying, etc. We also had fun activities, sipped Cappuccino and Company coffee, sang meaningful songs, ate great food, and grew stronger friendships! Next year's Fall Fling will be held on November 8-10. Hope to see you there!

During our weekly Chapel service on November 14, prayers of praise, protection, and provision were lifted up for this week's International Conference on Missions (ICOM) held in Cincinnati, OH. SCC professor Dave Robinson conducted the campus-wide prayer chapel, guiding prayer for the ICOM main session speakers, workshops and workshop leaders, exhibits and exhibitors, missionaries and their families, church leaders, volunteers, and the thousands, including our Summit students, who will be attending the five-day event. We have thirteen students and two adult chaperones attending ICOM this year. This will be the first time for several of our students to attend the event, an extensive international conference serving as a connection point for global missions. Students will be immersed into global cultures as they attend workshops, engage with exhibitors at the trade show, meet missionaries and hear their stories and experiences, and be inspired by speakers from the global stage. In the past, Summit students have come away from ICOM inspired to serve on mission fields from Russia to Africa. Visit ICOM's Current Missions page to learn more about the many areas of global missions our students will be introduced to. Continue to pray for our students throughout the remaining week, for their hearts to be opened to new possibilities and opportunities to serve the Kingdom, and also for their safe travels back to Nebraska with ignited spirits!

We are excited to let you know that SUMMIT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE is participating in WyoBraska GIVES, a 24-hour online giving event organized by Oregon Trail Community Foundation to grow awareness and philanthropy for area non-profit organizations. Our college is among 104 participating non-profit organizations from Bridgeport, Neb. to Torrington, Wyo. Go to our WyoBraska GIVES link page to learn how to give to Summit Christian College and other organizations during this community-wide fundraising event.

Registration is now open for Fall Fling 2018! Fall Fling is Summit Christian College's annual weekend event full of fun, fellowship, praise, prayer, worship, and lasting friendships for high school (9-12 grade) students. Fall Fling is put together by SCC students, staff, and faculty and is an opportunity for you to get to know Summit Christian College and the benefits of the education and community we provide. Theme - "Approved" based on 2 Timothy 2:15 (… present yourself to God as one approved … who correctly handles the word of truth). Whether we are speaking or listening, we should all want to better know the truth and how to handle it. Speaker - Isaac Stephanus is a Summit alumnus and currently serving as youth minister at Clifton Christian Church in Colorado. We have seen him study and live out how to present himself approved, so we are confident you will also be encouraged and equipped to do the same through this weekend. ​ Band - “The Collective Collective” includes SCC alumni Adam and Shane Coop. It is their joy to be able to lead you into an enthusiastic and intimate worship experience. Location - The main portion of the weekend will be spent at Central Church of Christ, Gering, Nebraska. Faculty led workshops will be held at the Summit Christian College campus. Activities and outings may be planned at the local YMCA, skating rink or some other fun locale. Cost - $45 per person if you pre-register by October 22, or $55 after October 22 and at the door opening night. Adults will pay the same price as students. Make checks payable to Summit Christian College. Pre-registration includes a T-shirt and ends on October 22, so be sure to have your forms post-marked or emailed by then. Go to our FALL FLING page for full information! .

Our Summit apparel is available to order now, just in time for cooler weather and upcoming holiday gift-giving! We have many styles and colors to choose from: short sleeved T-shirts, long sleeved T-shirts, pull-over hoodies, and zippered hoodies, so stock up! All of our items are available to students, parents, alumni, high school students, home-school students, future students, friends, and fans! The deadline for all apparel orders is FRIDAY, OCT. 12. Our Summit apparel comes in Black, Purple, Navy, and Maroon. Click on the images below to get a full PDF order form of your selection(s). You can scan and email, fax (308) 632-8599, or call (308) 632-6933 in your order. Credit card payment can be made over the phone or through the "Donate" button under the GIVE tab on our website. Please have completed form and payment back to Emilie or Margie at the college by the deadline. Sorry, we cannot accept your order if no payment accompanies them. If you have more questions about ordering, contact Emilie Yates by email or call (308) 632-6933.

A new series of Bridge Seminars will begin Sept. 13, with a new topic presented monthly through December. These seminars are offered free of charge to groups or individuals and can be attended either in person at the SCC campus or via LIVE video through Zoom. All seminars last just 45 minutes and are held between 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. on their respective evenings. The series will kick off Thursday, Sept. 13 with Dave Robinson presenting "All Have Sinned." This seminar will look at the meaning and implications of a much-quoted verse from Romans 3, “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God”, giving special attention to the flow and thought in the context of Romans. The October seminar will be conducted on the 22nd by Andi Grant. For a full list of seminars, visit our Bridge Seminars page and follow the links to course listings and to register online. This is a great opportunity to learn new or brush up on old lessons in the Bible from our dedicated and qualified SCC faculty.

Our 2018 banquet will be held SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 6:00 P.M. GERING CIVIC CENTER Call 308-632-6933 for ticket information. ​ To Attend the Praise Banquet: If you would like to be a table sponsor (one table seats ten people) call President David Parrish at (308) 632-6933, Ext. 211. If you are interested in attending the Praise Banquet but have not been invited by a sponsor, call Missi Prohs at (308) 632-6933, Ext. 210. What is it? Excellent Food: Prepared by Culinary Staff at the Gering Civic Center, Exceptional Fellowship: Meet fellow friends and supporters of Summit Christian College along with faculty, staff, trustees and students. Beautiful Music: Presented by Adjunct Music instructor Deanna Goranson and students of Summit Christian College Uplifting and Impassioned Messages: Students of Summit Christian college will have the opportunity to share their perspective on how SCC is making a difference in their lives. The President of Summit Christian College will also be presenting the update on what is taking place at SCC. Opportunity to give: For those looking for an opportunity to participate in the support of Summit Christian College there will be a time near the end of this event where you can give your gifts. Summit Christian College’s annual Praise Banquet provides those who love and support the ministry of Summit Christian College with an outstanding opportunity to come together and celebrate what God is doing among us. This is a good time to be brought up to date with where the college is in its progress toward achieving its objectives, and it is a great time to see how your support of the college is making a difference in the lives of our students.

Summer is quickly winding down and soon our doors will open again for the 2018 Fall semester. Classes resume on Monday, Aug. 20. We have a solid offering of courses for our students. Check out our College Catalog for degree and course information. See our full Fall Class Schedule. If you are seeking a degree, courses are for full credit and scheduled to allow a full-time student enough flexibility maintain a job and off-campus activities. Or take one or two courses during the day or in the evening for personal/professional development and better Biblical knowledge. Classes can be taken on campus or online through live video streaming through Summit Bridge. Start your degree...or finish it. Catch up...or get ahead. Graduate sooner. Gain professional/personal/ministry development. Take a class just for fun. To get started, call 308-632-6933 or email admissions@summitcc.net.