BCA News
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Briercrest Christian Academy and College to Resume In-Person Education for Fall 2020
Briercrest Christian Academy and College will resume in-person education on campus for the Fall 2020 semester following consultation with the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Campus and dorms will be open to students September 1, 2020.
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Return to Campus Plan Awaiting Additional Guidelines
Briercrest Christian Academy and College continue to wait for additional guidelines from the Government of Saskatchewan on their Fall 2020 Return to Campus Plan.
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A Student's Guide to Brewing Budget-Friendly Coffee in Dorm
Let’s dive into the world of specialty coffee! Adam McNeil interviews Briercrest alum and coffee expert Tyler Hagan (Seminary ’19) for insights to help students (or former students!) brew better coffee in dorm.
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How Outdoor Adventure Changed My View of God for the Better
The Kaléo program is a gap-year program focused on leadership, academics, ministry, community, and adventure. Read about the difference the outdoor adventure component of Kaléo can make in your walk with God below!
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Your College Application Questions Answered
Why should I apply early? Is applying committing to attend? College applications are open for Fall 2021, so we’re answering all your questions to help you have a stress-free application process.
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Making Friends with Social Media
As social distancing continues, many families feel forced to live on social media in order to stay connected. Sid Koop discusses how families can build lasting digital discernment habits and why now is the right time to start.
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How to Apply for Emergency Student Benefits (CESB)
As of Friday, May 15, applications for the Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB) are open. Read this quick guide to applying for student financial support, and then go get your money!
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Church, Don't Forget About Camp Ministry!
This summer, we all face the uncertainty of what distancing measures will still be in place due to COVID-19. Camps are no different, and their important ministry to this generation of youth and young adults needs our continued support.
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Youth Quake 2020 recap
This February, 1,300 retreaters joined us on campus for Youth Quake 2020 Build My Life. Youth Quake continues to be an important marker in the Briercrest yearly cycle.
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Closing the Gap on Social Distancing
Even in a time of social distancing, activities related to smartphones and digital media are linked to less happiness in youth. Sid Koop shares advice on how to close this gap and help our kids towards social, mental, and spiritual health.