Alumni
Twelve students in 1981. The count continues.
Since the pioneering class of 1981, called More than Conquerors and made up of twelve students, the College has graduated pastors, Christian educators, missionaries, evangelists, church planters, and local workers.
1981first class
FBC’s central contribution is the preparation of ministers qualified in pastoral, evangelistic, missiological, administrative, and teaching tasks.
The work of its graduates extends within and beyond the Hispanic and urban communities of Southern California.
Where they go
What the degree opens
Pastoral ministry
Graduates may apply for the ministerial credentials issued by the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel.
Graduate studies
Those who complete their programs may continue at accredited universities and seminaries in Southern California.
Christian education
Teaching and leading educational ministries within local churches and Bible institutes.
Missions and church planting
Missionary work, evangelism, and church planting in urban and suburban contexts.
Stories
He graduated from the College in 2013 and continued his graduate work at Azusa Pacific University, where he is pursuing a Master of Divinity.
Juan Franco Cortez ArrueMaster of Divinity, Azusa Pacific UniversityClass of 2013
Records
Transcripts and diplomas
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Tell us yours
You studied here. Tell us what happened next.
We are gathering the stories of those who passed through these classrooms. If you are a graduate of the College, write to us and we will publish your account with your permission.
Admissions open2026 / 2027
The 2026 · 2027 cycle is under way
Classes began in August and September, and cohorts close once they reach capacity. If you are considering the step, let us talk: we will tell you where there is room and when the next cohort opens.