The goal of IBC is to double the number of volumes to 25,000 within five years. As an extension to the E.G. Moyer library, Indiana Bible College is blessed to have the Apostolic Information Service housed in its facilities. This ministry offers pastors, laity and students the opportunity to link through computer to an amazing supply of information. Also, informative magazines, tapes and idea sheets for enhancing Christian ministry are sent to subscribers on a monthly basis. The anointed and powerful chapel services are the axis on which the rest of the school revolves.
Students attend chapel services three times each week.
Students not only grow spiritually in these services, but are also offered the opportunity to participate in various portions of services to develop ministry skills. Indiana Bible College offers a growing and developing correspondence program. Offering many of the same courses which are available to resident students, distance learning is an alternative for those who are unable to attend our Indianapolis campus. There is an initial processing fee, along with a per-semester hourly fee for each course. Indiana Bible College serves three meals a day, Monday through Saturday, and breakfast and lunch on Sundays.