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Education at Fulton is based on a biblical worldview. This view asserts that an eternally loving God, through Christ created this world as part of a perfect Universe which He continues to sustain by His power through the laws He has ordained. Although created perfect in God’s image, mankind’s free choice led to alienation from the Creator. This broken relationship resulted in a fallen nature out of harmony with God and a blighted creation. Through His infinite love, God instituted a plan of salvation through the life, death, and resurrection of His Son Jesus Christ. This plan provides for the restoration of a harmonious relationship between mankind and the Creator, and the hope of eternal life.

Therefore, it is our intention to provide educational programs that embrace a holistic approach to true education for the training of the whole person. Intellectually to impart relevant, up-to-date knowledge so that students developmental capacity to think critically and analytically and not mere reflectors of others thoughts. Physically, education is intended to involve students in work programs and recreation activities to gain physical work and also improve their physical well-being. Socially, we want to help students improve their ability to interact and be able to create and maintain healthy relationships. Spiritually, we desire to help students develop faith which contributes to the restoration of the whole being in harmony with God’s ideal. Further, to build character and values which are based on the revelation of God both in scripture and in nature.

Thus we believe that Fulton University will produce graduates who are qualified and empowered to serve God and humanity.