FFCC is one of three such institutions funded and managed by the church, each of which was organized to provide Christian liberal education based on the values and teachings of the Bible. To that end the church requires that each class begin with a prayer, and mandatory chapel services are held at noon each day. Each faculty member must be an adherent to the teachings of the church but is not required to be a formal member of the church. Professors are instructed to discuss Christian values and beliefs in the various courses they teach. Internet access is provided by FFCC in the library and in student dormitories.
Faculty members have both office and home access to the Internet.
Faculty members increasingly make assignments using resources on the Internet, and several have created homepages for courses which students must access throughout the semester. FFCC itself maintains an official website through which it recruits new students, provides its faculty, staff and student directory, and offers a virtual tour of the campus. There have been complaints from library staff that students are viewing pornography in the library plus leaving offensively sexual images displayed on the terminals after they complete their use. Some students have been mightily shocked and offended by such behavior. There are also reports that students occupy all available terminals to play video games on the Internet and preempt research and class uses of the computer equipment and Internet connections.