November 2013 Open Bible Bulletin
The November 2013 Open Bible Bulletin has posted. You can now read this in our new eReader format (below) or by visiting: http://issuu.com/nbbi/ https://nbbi.ca/2013/10/09/october-2013-open-bible-bulletin/
October 2013 Open Bible Bulletin
The October 2013 Open Bible Bulletin has posted. You can now read this in our new eReader format (below) or by visiting: http://issuu.com/nbbi/docs/2013-09_web https://nbbi.ca/2013/10/09/october-2013-open-bible-bulletin/
In Focus
posted in: Focus, Open Bible Bulletin
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What to write for this “Focus” article? Why not write on “focus?” We think of focus when we consider a distant object or the ability to concentrate on one thing until it is accomplished. My dictionary’s definition states: “the center … Read More
President’s Challenge – God Preparing His Servants
posted in: Devotional, Open Bible Bulletin, President's Challenge
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What is it that you need to learn? What lessons does God need to teach you? What obstacles are standing in the way of your becoming the man or woman of God you ought to be? Many of the answers … Read More
What’s Up? Weekend of Welcome
posted in: Alumni News, Open Bible Bulletin, Student Life
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NBBI is excited about our 2013-14 school year, not only because of the amazing privilege we have of training students in the Word of God but because it marks the beginning of our 70th year of teaching men and women. … Read More
Coming Soon! NBBI Ladies’ Conference
posted in: Announcements, Community News, Ladies' Retreat, Open Bible Bulletin, Student Life
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October 18-19, 2013 October will be here before you know it, so please set aside October 18-19, 2013 and plan to join us here on the beautiful campus of New Brunswick Bible Institute for our “Freedom of Forgiveness” conference! Our … Read More
Campus News
posted in: Open Bible Bulletin
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Vacation with a Vision 2013/Summer Maintenance with David Meed In February, NBBI’s maintenance director, Paul Long, was diagnosed with Guillain–Barré Syndrome. He is recovering, but it has been a long and slow process. Paul Long leaves awfully big shoes to … Read More