Nebraska’s Latin American Baptist College held its first graduation ceremony

Colegio Bautista Latinoamericano (Latin American Baptist College) at Northern Heights Baptist Church in Norfolk, Nebraska, established in February 2019, held its first graduation ceremony on May 30.

Nine people received diplomas after completing the two-year course.

The graduates also studied through North American Mission Board’s Multiplication Pipeline, the Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists reported.

David Martinez, associate pastor of Northern Heights and KNCSB vice president, is the Colegio director.

KNCSB Executive Director David Manner was the featured speaker for the graduation ceremony.

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Nebraska’s Latin American Baptist College held its first graduation ceremony