With stories appearing regularly in the press about higher education funding cuts and the subsequent capping of numbers of places at universities, potential students and their parents may not realise that places at the UK’s many Bible colleges are not facing the same limitations.
Richard Tiplady takes up the post of college Principal in August. He brings with him a wide range of experience in teaching and management and is looking foward to the challenges this new role will bring him.
Before he gets his feet under the Principal's desk we caught up with him to find out what he thought this new job would be all about.
ICC and the Music and Worship Foundation (MWF) Scotland are gauging interest for one or more workshops aimed at equipping local churches to develop, enrich and renew their corporate worship.
On Saturday 3 July 2010 students, staff, family members and friends gathered at Findlay Memorial Church for the college’s annual graduation ceremony.
Vice-Principals Graeme McMeekin and David Miller were joined on the platform by Professor William Naphy of the University of Aberdeen, and Noel Peacock, Chairman of ICC’s Board of Directors, as well as by members of the college’s Academic Staff.
Next year is the 400th anniversary of the production of the King James Version of the Bible, which so shaped British culture. These days, however, few people, even relatively few Christians, read the Bible very much outside of church worship.
What does it mean to grow? In the gardening world, the word growth implies change, strength and bearing fruit. But in order to grow the plant needs the right environment – soil, sunlight, water and nutrients. When the plant has the right environment, you can expect it to grow and bear fruit. At ICC we are looking for the right environment for growth.
‘Improvisational’. ‘Fun’. ‘Moving’. ‘Dynamic’. ‘Relational’. All words that can be associated with jazz music. But what about ‘theological’?
Jazz might not be the first musical style you associate with theology and yet on Thursday evening we were treated to an experience for the mind and the ears as we thought through the implications for life and faith that are presented by jazz.
There are still some places available for our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes which begin in September 2010.
With stories appearing regularly in the press about higher education funding cuts and the subsequent capping of numbers of places at universities, potential students and their parents may not realise that places at the UK’s many Bible colleges are not facing the same limitations.
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Richard Tiplady takes up the post of college Principal in August. He brings with him a wide range of experience in teaching and management and is looking foward to the challenges this new role will bring him.
ICC and the 
On Saturday 3 July 2010 students, staff, family members and friends gathered at Findlay Memorial Church for the college’s annual graduation ceremony.
Next year is the 400th anniversary of the production of the King James Version of the Bible, which so shaped British culture. These days, however, few people, even relatively few Christians, read the Bible very much outside of church worship. 
How can your church can increase its involvement and impact in the local community?
What does it mean to grow? In the gardening world, the word growth implies change, strength and bearing fruit. But in order to grow the plant needs the right environment – soil, sunlight, water and nutrients. When the plant has the right environment, you can expect it to grow and bear fruit. At ICC we are looking for the right environment for growth.
‘Improvisational’. ‘Fun’. ‘Moving’. ‘Dynamic’. ‘Relational’. All words that can be associated with jazz music. But what about ‘theological’?