Highland College

Highland College
Active	May 4, 1950 (1950-05-04)–=
Location	, Pasadena, California, United States

Highland College was a Christian liberal arts college in Pasadena, California, United States. It was located at 450 Avenue 64, Pasadena, California 91105.

History

Highland College was founded under the leadership of the Dr. Clyde J. Kennedy on May 4, 1950 as an agency of the Bible Presbyterian Church.^[1]

The Annandale Country Club property was purchased.

Notable alumni

Francis Schaeffer

Leadership

Robert G. Rayburn (1952–1955)
Lynn Gray Gordon (1955–1957)
Robert E. Kofahl (1957–present)

References

↑ Rhoads, Gladys Titzck, Nancy Titzck Anderso. McIntire: Defender of Faith and Freedom. p. 159.

http://www.thisday.pcahistory.org/2013/03/march-1-rayburn-dismissed-at-highland/

Bible Presbyterianism

People

Denominational Bodies

Councils

International	International Council of Christian Churches (ICCC)

Regional	Far Eastern Council of Christian Churches (FECCC) East Africa Christian Alliance (EACA)

National	American Council of Christian Churches (ACCC) Singapore Council of Christian Churches (SCCC)

Mission Boards

Independent Board for Presbyterian Foreign Missions (IBPFM)
Presbyterian Missionary Union (PMU)

Churches

Bible Presbyterian Church of Collingswood
Life Bible-Presbyterian Church
Baraka Bible Presbyterian Church

Institutions

Seminaries	Faith Theological Seminary Far Eastern Bible College Biblical Theological Seminary Western Reformed Seminary Biblical Graduate School of Theology

Liberal Arts	Shelton College Highland College Covenant College Clearwater Christian College

Facilities

Periodicals

Verbal Plenary Preservation

Pasadena, California

History

Government

Culture

Neighborhoods

Downtown	Civic Center Old Pasadena

Northwest	Banbury Oaks Brookside Park/Arroyo Terrace Garfield Heights La Pintoresca Lincoln-Villa Linda Vista Muir Heights The Oaks Orange Heights Prospect Park Villa Parke

North Lake	Bungalow Heaven Catalina Villas Lexington Heights Normandie Heights Olive Heights Washington Square

Northeast	Brigden Ranch Casa Grande Daisy Villa East Washington Village Jefferson Park Victory Park

Far East	California Village Chapman Eaton Canyon Hastings Ranch

Southwest	Annandale Bellefontaine/Governor Markham Lower Arroyo Raymond Hill/Arroyo Del Mar

Southeast	Lamanda Park Madison Heights Marceline Oak Knoll Playhouse District South Lake

Education

Primary and secondary schools	Pasadena Unified School District Blair International Baccalaureate School Marshall Fundamental Secondary School John Muir High School Pasadena High School Chandler School International School of Los Angeles Pasadena Campus Maranatha High School Polytechnic School Sequoyah School Westridge School

Colleges and universities	Pasadena City College Art Center College of Design California Institute of Technology Fuller Theological Seminary Pacific Oaks College Ambassador College (closed) Highland College (closed)

Landmarks

Media

Pasadena Star-News
Pasadena Weekly

Coordinates: 34°07′59″N 118°10′35″W / 34.1331°N 118.1765°W / 34.1331; -118.1765

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