What exactly is a Pentecostal college?

Answer by  wallaby78 (2293)

A Pentecostal college is a college for people of the Pentecostal faith. Students and professors may be asked to sign a statement of faith.

Answer by  twinkleyes (131)

A college supported by the pentecostal church denomination which holds the trinitarian doctrine along with water baptism, teaches the bible and training a person to become a minister. It normally has a seminary attached with the ministry training and offers bachelor and master level courses awarding B. Div and M. Div degrees.

Answer by  John (9008)

A Pentecostal college is a college that is affiliated with the Pentecostal church. Many colleges have church affiliations. Most of the students are likely to be members of the church in question. However, individual colleges do vary on how prominent of a role the church or religion plays. Some of them require church attendance of classes, and some do not.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

A Pentecostal college is a college affiliated with the denomination of Pentecostal churches. They get financial support from the church and will have courses that fit with their theology. They will also have a code of conduct for their students that is in line with their beliefs.