History
The Bible college was first established as a Bible school in 1940 in Stouffville, Ontario by Ward M Shantz. In 1943 the Bible school was moved by Reverend Issac Brubacher to the Gormley Missionary Church in Gormley, Ontario. In 1964 the school moved to Kitchener (now site of Centre In The Square on Ahrens near Queen Street) and then to the current location at 100 Fergus Avenue in Kitchener.
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