cornerstone bible institute hot springs south dakota

The idea of CBI began in 1992 when former staff members of the Frontier School of the Bible in La Grange, Wyo., began searching for a place to establish a new Bible institute. HOT SPRINGS – The Cornerstone Bible Institute (CBI), located just to the north of Hot Springs at 27317 Wind Cave Road, is celebrating 30 years of operation as the concept of the school was conceived in 1992.ĬBI, according to its doctrinal statement, is an independent, non-denominational “Bible-believing school that holds to the belief that the Bible is the inspired word of God and that its central theme is Jesus Christ.” The school’s philosophy is to “train disciplined believers, whom the Bible describes as servants, laborers, and soldiers of the cross.” He is pictured here with his wife Angie (also a CBI graduate) along with their daughter Talitha and son Ezra. (photo by Marcus Heerdt/FRCHS)īOTTOM RIGHT: Isaac Stanley, the Associate Pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in Hot Springs, is a graduate of Cornerstone Bible Institute. The couple work in a variety of roles at the school, and Beth also drives bus for Hot Springs Public Schools. The school was founded by Joe and Michele Charles, Dick and Edith LeBar, Marsden and Marlys Peterson, Alvin and Holly Gwin, Dave and Kathy Trimble, Stan and Barb Aman, and Jon and Laurie LeBar.īOTTOM CENTER: In the spring of 2021, David and Beth Brewer moved to Hot Springs to work at Cornerstone Bible Institute. Photo by Marcus Heerdt/Fall River County Herald-StarĬornerstone Bible Institute is celebrating 30 years of operation as the concept of the school was formulated in 1992.

Cornerstone bible institute hot springs south dakota