The Perspective

Worldview Crux has the vision to empower students to live and to think in accord with a biblical worldview. Students earn up to 27 hours of transferrable college credit through study of classical literature and discussion driven classrooms, and our discipleship curriculum ensures community service and concrete steps toward career navigation and success. The Crux trains students in truth and grace to become effective leaders through academic classwork, one-on-one discipleship, and hands-on leadership training.

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The Professors

Full-time faculty include Bill Jack, Jeff Baldwin, August Huckabee, Nathan Pegors, and Micah Gibson, who are joined by guest lecturers from Christian schools around the nation.  A week at Worldview Crux could include interface with lawyers, published authors, vocational educators, and entrepreneurs who share a passion to teach students to live and act in accord with the biblical worldview.
 

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The Program

Students complete two semesters of academic classwork including literature, political science, economics, and applied apologetics. The socratic classes, leadership and evangelism practicums, and community involvement take place against the backdrop of the Colorado mountains, offering students a once in a lifetime  experience.



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How does the Crux redeem the Freshman year?

  • All classes are Classical education, Biblical Foundation, Socratic teaching (not throw-away courses other colleges force students to take).

  • Small class sizes of no more than one teacher to 13 students

  • Trips to whitewater rafting, camping, the state capitol, and fine arts museum guarantee hands-on application of Biblical worldview

  • One-on-one discipleship curriculum that leads students through exploring career paths



 

Meet Your Professor: Bill Jack:

Meet an Alumni: Becca Lavy

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Who is the Crux for?

  • Students who are serious about their faith. We are not a “fix your faith” program.

  • Students who can handle the reading load.

  • Students who want to be sharpened and pushed to go deeper.