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''Not to be confused with '''Pensacola Bible Institute''', the Bible college founded by [[Peter Ruckman]] known for its extreme views on the King James Bible.''
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'''Pensacola Christian College''' is an Independent Baptist Christian College located at 250 Brent Lane, just off I-28, in [[Pensacola]], [[Florida]]. The institution was founded in 1974 by Arlin Horton.<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/CollegeInfo/HistoryOfPCC.aspx</ref> Pensacola Christian College promotes [[homeschooling]] and is affiliated with A Beka Book, a publisher of textbooks for Christian schools and homeschooling families. It has been described as one of the finest educational institutions in the United States, producing conservative pastors, politicians, and business leaders. It has strong theological, business, nursing, engineering, and art-related programs.
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'''Pensacola Christian College''' is an [[Independent Baptist]] Christian College located in [[Pensacola, Florida]]. The institution was founded in 1974 by Arlin Horton<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/CollegeInfo/HistoryOfPCC.aspx</ref> and is currently home to about 4,800 students.
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Pensacola Christian College promotes [[homeschooling]] and owns ''[[Abeka]]'', one of the two dominant publishers of textbooks and resources for Christian schools and homeschooling families. It also operates [https://www.pensacolachristianacademy.com Pensacola Christian Academy], a K-12 institution affiliated with the college.
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It has been described as one of the finest educational institutions in the United States, producing conservative pastors, politicians, and business leaders. It has strong theological, business, nursing, engineering, and art-related programs. The college is accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools.
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*[[A Beka Academy]]
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* [http://www.pensacolachristianacademy.com Pensacola Christian Academy, a K-12 institution affiliated with the college]
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Latest revision as of 23:51, September 3, 2025

Not to be confused with Pensacola Bible Institute, the Bible college founded by Peter Ruckman known for its extreme views on the King James Bible.

Pensacola Christian College
PCC Crowne Center Exterior.jpg
City: Pensacola, Florida
Type: Private
Sports: Basketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, and Volleyball (part of the NCCAA)
Mascot: Eagle
Website: Pensacola Christian College

Pensacola Christian College is an Independent Baptist Christian College located in Pensacola, Florida. The institution was founded in 1974 by Arlin Horton[1] and is currently home to about 4,800 students.

Pensacola Christian College promotes homeschooling and owns Abeka, one of the two dominant publishers of textbooks and resources for Christian schools and homeschooling families. It also operates Pensacola Christian Academy, a K-12 institution affiliated with the college.

It has been described as one of the finest educational institutions in the United States, producing conservative pastors, politicians, and business leaders. It has strong theological, business, nursing, engineering, and art-related programs. The college is accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools.

References

See also