Hyles-Anderson College, located in Crown Point, Indiana, is a prominent Bible college and ministry of the First Baptist Church of Hammond. With a rich heritage and strong leadership under Dr. Jack Hyles and Dr.

Russell Anderson, the college has been training pastors, evangelists, missionaries, musicians, Christian school teachers, and church leaders since its establishment in 1972. The primary goal of Hyles-Anderson College is to produce well-rounded servant leaders who will make a significant impact for God's kingdom. Students are encouraged to deepen their relationship with Christ through regular chapel services and Bible classes.

Moreover, they have ample opportunities to serve in various outreach programs, ranging from teaching children to ministering in local nursing homes. Apart from the spiritual aspect, students also enjoy a vibrant social life and form lifelong friendships. With over 8,400 graduates serving in 55 foreign countries, all 50 states, and over 1,800 US cities, Hyles-Anderson College has built an international ministry that has reached millions with the Gospel.

As they continue to teach, train, and impact the next generation, the college's legacy of producing effective Christian leaders extends into the future