Activities

CHAPEL	Throughout the school year chapel sessions are held each morning. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays we meet for combined sessions. On Mondays the chapel is held in the form of departmental devotions, while on Thursdays we meet for small group meetings. These sessions seek to promote the spiritual growth of both students and members of staff.
HAPPY HOUR	On Thursday afternoon, just before Work Study, the student Council is responsible for planning and hosting their “Happy Hour”. This is an open session for bible students to share in a time of healthy social fellowship.
WORK STUDY	As part of the curriculum, Biblical students (residents and non-residents) are required to contribute hours of work to the development of the campus. A grade is awarded at the end of each term.
FITNESS HOUR	As part of our curriculum, we have "Fitness Hour". Here both students and members of staff ‘get fit’. This is done once every week for one hour. "Fitness Hour" activity includes football, netball, walking, aerobics and volleyball. In addition there is a once a year sports day. Keen competition prevails between the three houses: (Edwards, Hanson and Sharpe).
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES	Students with various talents will find opportunities to use their abilities on campus as well as in ministry and for the promotion of the College which includes: choir, speech, drama, and music clubs. The Jamaica Bible College and Community Institute choir is organized yearly with rehearsals held once per week. Performances are given in chapel and at various events, including our Annual Prayer Breakfast and graduation exercise and local church services. Biblical\Business students recently went to Canada on Missions in 2002.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE	Each student doing the Diploma in Bible is required to do one year of Christian service. This is done either through their local churches or other community based institutions, such as schools, hospital, children’s or nursing homes, or the Infirmary. This provides the student with a practical opportunity to put into practice the theories that have been taught and thus discover their strengths and weaknesses. A member of staff supervises this ministry.