Reformed Schools

[ConfederateTheocrat]

Are there any Reformed schools (colleges) that do not teach theology, but secular academics (for lack of a better word) in Florida, particularly North Florida?

Just curious.

 

[4ndr3w]

Belhaven College is Prebyterian based; however, I'm not sure about which "flavor" PCUSA, PCA, or OPC. They are also located in Orlando. There is a Belhaven College here in Jackson also.

 

[ConfederateTheocrat]

Awseome. Thanks, I was wanting to know that.

 

[jfschultz]

Originally posted by 4ndr3w
Belhaven College is Prebyterian based; however, I'm not sure about which "flavor" PCUSA, PCA, or OPC. They are also located in Orlando. There is a Belhaven College here in Jackson also.

I remember the college group at Granada in pre-PCA days. I felt like about the only one not going to Belhaven.

Their history page does show a Presbyterian connection going back to 1911. This would probably make it PCUS (the Southern PC) which merged with the UPUSA to become the PCUSA.

 

[4ndr3w]

I checked with my wife, she worked as the Director of Admissions for Belhaven in Jackson, MS about 8 -9 years ago and she said that at that time they received funding from both PCUSA and PCA.

[Edited on 30-12-2004 by 4ndr3w]

 

[clevipearce]

I highly recommend Belhaven to you Mark. The teachers and people here are great for the most part. Hope to see you on campus sometime.