GREEK CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES

The Greek Center for Biblical Studies is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit that provides immersive, academically oriented programs in biblical studies, Christian history, and classical literature. Its core offerings include classroom courses, workshops, and multi-day study tours that take students to historic sites in Greece and surrounding Mediterranean locations. The organization serves secondary and post-secondary students as well as adult learners and emphasizes experiential learning that connects Scripture to historical and cultural settings.

Programs are led by a roster of credentialed faculty and visiting scholars and are designed for academic credit, enrichment, and spiritual formation. The Center promotes travel-based courses that retrace the Apostle Paul’s missionary routes and other early‑church locations, using on-site instruction to deepen textual and historical understanding. Over the last several years the organization’s publicly available filings show that program services (study tours and related offerings) are the primary source of revenue, and the organization has reported multi-year growth in program activity and revenue.

Founded in the late 1980s and operating nationally from the Dallas–Fort Worth area, the Greek Center maintains an active public website describing courses, faculty, and on-site study opportunities. The nonprofit files public Form 990 returns and is listed in major nonprofit data aggregators, indicating continued operations and donor-facing activity.