The mission of American Baptist College, a Historically Black College, is to educate, graduate, and prepare diverse students with a liberal arts emphasis for Christian leadership, service, and social justice in the world.
Here at American Baptist College, we have an outstanding faculty that is committed to helping you grow and holding you accountable to the gift of God within you.
The curriculum at ABC is designed to help you become a moral leader, a critical thinker, and a servant-leader.
Teachers, entrepreneurs, musicians, and case workers are ministers in their workplaces too.
Title III is a federal program supporting development and academic progress of Historically Black Colleges & Universities.
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Music moves, it speaks, it drives and it soothes. As part of the ABC Called to Purpose and Meaning Initiative, members of Cohort I focused on the Spirituality of Jazz in 2019 Summer Institute. It was a week of daylong workshops, presentations and a full day of music with jazz greats Kirk & Kevin Whalum, and John Stoddart.
Naomi Tutu, Michael Battle, Sandy Goodhart, Janet Wolf, Rahim Buford and Micky ScottBey Jones were among the scholars participating in the 12th Annual Theology & Peace Conference held on the American Baptist College Campus, June 17-20.
A meaningful existence for many African Americans entails acquiring a significant amount of privilege within the white world. The modus operandi for the modern day civil rights movement, to be sure, was to secure equity and equality within such a space. Originally published on Tennessean.com.
American Baptist College receives $80,000 to participate in the Bridge Program, which is a four-week session for students who need academic assistance before entering college. Funds are provided by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) in an effort to strengthen HBCU student outreach.
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