The HCC Difference
48% of Ghanaian youths aged 15-24 are unemployed. Those lucky enough to actually find jobs tend to only find work inside the informal sector, working just a few hours, or helping on family farms [...]
HCC: Higher Education, Taken Higher
Christ himself cared enough about our problems; he came to die. We want to build a young generation of Africans who care sufficiently about the African problem and the world problem… to make a [...]
Business as Mission: The CEPE
10.6%: that was February 2018’s unemployment rate for U.S. workers ages 18–24. Though that rate may seem high, if you were a 20-year-old living in Ghana, West Africa, you’d be thrilled with rates [...]
Royce Money Reflects on HCC’s Beginnings
Royce Money, former president (and currently Chancellor) at Abilene Christian University, shared some moments with HCCF staff as he reflected on his friendship with Heritage Christian [...]
HCC, HBI, and the Opportunity in West Africa
A Q-and-A with Dan McVey, friend to the Heritage Christian College family and an instrumental figure in the formation and early years of Heritage Bible Institute. As one source who is acquainted [...]
What Makes HCC Important? A Q&A with Dr. James Thompson
Recently, the social media team for Heritage Christian College Foundation sat down with Dr. James Thompson, professor in the Graduate School of Theology at Abilene Christian University, in [...]
Manna From Sam
For those of you who made it to our Dallas event in April, you may remember a story shared by HCCF’s chairman, Deon Fair. It has become one of the crystalizing moments for the Foundation [...]
