Maranatha Bible School
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Maranatha Bible School is a conservative Mennonite junior college located in Lansing, Minnesota. Affiliated with the Midwestern Mennonite Fellowship and founded in 1977, Maranatha serves approximately seventy students. All students are baptized members of conservative Anabaptist congregations.
Classes are offered in three short winter and spring terms to allow for farm work in summer and fall. Completion of the full program results in a Bible certificate, and each three-week course is the equivalent of one lower-level college credit.
The third-term choir tours nationally each year.
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