Brookes Bible College to Host St. Louis in Black and White Event

ST. ANN, Mo. – Brookes Bible College, an evangelical higher academic institution serving the metro St. Louis region, will be hosting St. Louis in Black and White on Tues., October 28 from 8-9:40 a.m. in their chapel at their location in St. Ann, Mo.

Students, guests, adjuncts, and friends of Brookes Bible College are all welcome to attend this free event. Coffee, donuts, and bagels will be provided for all.

This event will discuss the history of racial issues that have taken place in St. Louis, and Andrew Stern of Restore St. Louis and New City Fellowship will be the presenter for the evening.

“We are pleased to be hosting this informative event on our campus,” said Dr. Christopher Stocklin, President of Brookes Bible College. “In light of all of the tension taking place in Ferguson right now, we felt this would be a very topical as well as enlightening subject to reflect upon.”

Those who wish to attend this event are encouraged to make reservations through Emily Becker at emily.becker@brookesbible.com or Ron Wenzel at ron.wenzel@brookesbible.com.

Restore St. Louis is an organization that works to promote a network of Christian ministries to show God’s love to those who need it the most in St. Louis including the poor, widows, orphans, immigrants, and refugees of the city.

Brookes Bible College offers affordable, two-year associates degree programs in Biblical and Ministerial Studies, Christian Counseling, and Missions with American Urban or Foreign emphasis. These Bible-based studies serve as the foundation for equipping Brookes students to serve God in any area of life.

For additional information about Brookes Bible College or this event, please call (314) 773-0083 or visit their website at www.brookesbible.com.