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I like tradition; I think that it is important. Tradition is a lost value among many churches today as well as colleges and universities that call themselves ‘Christian’ institutions. With the onslaught of post-modernism defining the word ‘Christian’ among those colleges and churches, they have taken on a new face of religion that defines more closely ‘World’ religious institutions than the distinct traditional Christian ones. If you haven’t heard, or just in case you missed it, the government would like to define a good Christian school by endorsing it to fit the needs of a much wider agenda, including such manufactured blasphemies like ‘Chrislam’ and other inter-religious creations in order to suit their political constituents.
We at UGCaS are traditional in our approach to learning, in that nothing is given away, but eared through diligent study and good grades. This is NOT a diploma mill spitting out sheepskins in order to make a buck, but a viable way to EARN a Christian Service degree of your choosing.
The only thing you will find not so traditional here is our learning format. Being entirely online, you will be able to afford it, and study at your own pace as well. We will offer every help possible to assist you in your progress toward your degree. You will be required to hand in every week a Christian Service report showing your application of soul winning in the community in which you reside.
In order to maintain the spirit of tradition in church and study, all readings, quotes and study will be in the King James vernacular and thought process. I strongly advise that you obtain a Strongs Concordance to help you along in your studies. Textus Receptus remains the choice among many scholars and traditionalists; this is the format that will define our reading experience.
I hope you will find your learning experience to be a valuable asset to Christian living in your home, and at your house of worship. I encourage you to encourage others to follow their hearts when searching for God’s meaning in the Holy Scriptures ad throughout the lives of many.
Dr. Phillip C. Lamb PhD
