Religious Education FAQ

Education FAQ

Before we speak concerning the merits of our program, let us first say that unlike many organizations offering religion courses via released-time education, ours is fully accredited (SACS-CASI). Because of this, we are held to a higher standard than most competing organizations and the integrity of our program is regularly monitored.

Our courses stand out from many others in that we do not stress individual denominational doctrine, but approach our subjects academically and as objectively as possible. The purpose of our program is not to indoctrinate, but, as stated in our mission, to engage students in critically thinking about religion and faith and the combination of their impact on society.

Our program is funded by various churches, individuals, and private foundations. You can support our program by clicking on the donate button to the right.

Yes. All of our instructors hold degrees in related fields (e.g., biblical studies, religious studies, etc.).

The following churches support us financially: Chestnut Presbyterian, First Baptist Gainesville, First Presbyterian Gainesville, First United Methodist Gainesville, Grace Episcopal, Pine Crest Baptist, St. Michael Catholic, and St. Paul United Methodist.  If you know of any church that would like to support us in our mission to educate, please have them contact us for more information.