Fellowship Bible Institute

Pillars of Education

Integrative Knowledge

Learning at FBI integrates content, character, and practice, helping you connect what you know with who you are and what you do.

Outcome-Based Education

Our programs focus on practical skills and competencies, allowing students to achieve meaningful growth in their vocation and ministry.

Community-Oriented Learning

Education thrives in community. Each student is supported by mentors and peers, creating a rich environment for spiritual and academic development.

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FACULTY MENTOR

Don Pedde

Don Pedde is a valued member of the Fellowship Chapel leadership team and serves as the Faculty
Mentor with Kairos University. With years of experience in ministry and education, Don has a heart for guiding students in spiritual, academic, and personal growth, preparing them for meaningful service in the church and the world.

Credentials & Experience

  • Ph.D. in Biblical Studies
  • 40+ years of experience in college-level instruction and church ministry 
  • Active leader at Fellowship Chapel 
  • Committed to mentoring students through hands-on learning and spiritual growth

Mentorship Approach

Don works closely with each student to:

  • Develop intellectual and spiritual skills
  • Integrate biblical knowledge into real-life ministry
  • Encourage practical application of faith in everyday life

Fellowship + Kairos University

Our partnership with Kairos University creates a path for interested and eligible students to seek admission to Kairos University to pursue an accredited degree while staying connected to the learning resources and support we provide. 

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Frequently Asked Kairos Questions

Students meet with their faculty mentor monthly and with their mentor team quarterly. Learning can include self-paced courses, practical projects, and personalized experiences.

Kairos University is a fully accredited university and recognized for theological education.

Programs are outcome-based and progress at the pace each student achieves the competencies required for their vocational goals. Typical timelines:

  • Bachelor’s degree: 3–4 years
  • Master’s degree: 2–3 years

Students should plan for approximately 10 hours per week to maintain steady progress.

No, attendance is not required, but we warmly invite you to join us on Sundays to experience our church community.