His Hill is located in the Hill Country of south central Texas, just outside the small town of Comfort, 45 miles north of San Antonio. The campus is situated on 220 acres of rolling hills, marked with oak and pecan trees, the Guadalupe River, and abundant wildlife. It is genuine life in the country! Just right for quiet, undisturbed study, but close to big-city amenities. The nearby city of San Antonio is the most sought out vacation spot in Texas. Its unique cultural flair of Spanish Southwest and Texas pride account for its worldwide appeal.

Student Life

His Hill typically has between 30 and 60 students. A family atmosphere easily develops among the students and between student and staff. Friendships are developed with the give-and-take of everyday living and working together. Students have come to His Hill from Japan, New Zealand, Australia, England, Europe, Canada and of course the U.S.A.

Requirements

The Torchbearer Bible school at His Hill is open to Christians aged 17 and older who have completed high school. Those who have not graduated from high school may inquire about a possible waiver. Application information and material will be sent upon request.

The Torchbearer Bible school at His Hill doe not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, sex, age, national or ethnic origin in admission, administrative, or educational policies.

Schedule

Two semesters make up the academic school year. A student may elect to attend one or both semesters, but we recommend a full year in order to provide an overall study of God's Word. There is an 11 day break halfway through the second semester. During this break students have the opportunity to go on a mission trip deep into Mexico.

Activities

One of the unique advantages of His Hill is the fact that there is so much to do. The activities at His Hill help enhance spiritual growth by providing opportunities for students and staff to fellowship with one another.

• Horseback Riding
• Racquetball
• Tennis
• Canoeing
• Basketball
• Sand Volleyball
• Swimming
• Hiking
• Ping Pong
• Foosball
• Rappelling Tower/ Climbing Wall/ Zip Line

Subjects

In addition to the Old and New Testament Survey, individual Bible books and topical subjects are taught weekly by resident and guest lecturers. Some of the additional subjects covered are:

• Principles of Christian Living
• Contemporary Issues
• Missions & Evangelism
• How to Defend your Faith
• Cults
• Bible Study Methods
• Church History
• Creation vs. Evolution

Accommodations

Accommodations consist of motel style units and cottages for the men. Each motel unit houses 3 students while the cottages house 3 to 6 students. The women live in the newly built dormitory. There are large lounges for study and fellowship, and each room sleeps from 2 to 4 people.

Family housing is available but limited. Each cottage is partially furnished and equipped with a small kitchen. More details will be given upon inquiry.