CBC Salvation Stories
Updated: Sep 15, 2021

CBC’s yearbook, the Carillon, included 150 salvation testimonies from students and faculty in its 2018 volume. These personal stories regarding the life-transforming factor of Jesus Christ correlated with the yearbook’s theme, Centralize, and the theme verse, Romans 12:2: “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.” (ESV)
The testimonies below were published in the 2018 Carillon. – Melody Siebenmann, Carillon co-editor
Allison Bisher, Current Student
“I didn’t dedicate my life to Christ until the age of 17. It wasn’t because of some magical life changing sermon or camp I visited, but because of the conviction I was feeling from the sinful life I was living. I was broken and took in anything that the world gave to me; I was a hypocrite. It wasn’t until one Saturday night in 2015 when I finally listened to the Lord when He told me, ‘Enough.’”
Jessica Hager, Current Student
“I had my initial salvation when I was around seven. A few years later I went through a lot of changes and began to question what it meant to be a Christian. That all changed at SOAR in 2010 when Donny Parrish spoke about dedicating your life to Christ. I felt the Spirit move in me and I dedicated my adult life to him. Five years later, God called me to children’s ministry, and I have been working and praying toward my calling ever since.”
Reagan Fellers, Current Student
“It was a few days before Christmas. My mom was sitting on the couch and I remember breaking into tears because deep down I knew I wasn’t saved. My mom pulled me onto her lap and asked me what was wrong, and I told her everything. That day was when I truly got saved My life since then has not been perfect, but I always know God has me and I can rely on Him for anything.”
Challenging, Engaging, Inspiring
Central Baptist College desires to support our student’s decisions to follow Jesus through a supportive but challenging higher education environment. Our faculty, staff and administration have all committed to follow Jesus and desire to nurture our students as they follow Jesus.
As followers of Jesus we are all called to lead others to him. Some in full-time ministry and others in a different career path. But all of us are called as members of the body of Christ. Committed to the mission of sharing the Gospel. Our vision is that our students are challenged, engaged, and inspired academically and spiritually. Ultimately, leading to heart transformation. So that, they will choose to be world changers for our Almighty God by the time they graduate from Central Baptist College.
Join The CBC Family
To learn more how Central Baptist College can help support your faith and become a world changer, visit cbc.edu/WhyCBC to schedule a visit or apply today!

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