CAMPUS MINISTRY

The Campus Ministry program of TFVC is anchored in the strengthening of spiritual well-being of every student as well as teachers, staff and administrative officers. It seeks to imbibe in them the Christian principles and bible teachings they can use to live a morally-uptight and God-fearing character.

• Weekly Bible Study - A one-hour bible study is held every week where Word of God is shared among teachers, professors, personnel and students who are seeking enlightenment on biblical principles and wishing to gain wisdom, knowledge and understanding. Each session begins with a praise and worship, followed by testimonials, sharing of the word, and prayer.
  
  
• Monthly College Student Fellowship - Students are refreshed, enlightened, motivated, and challenged whenever they attend this monthly gathering where an anointed speaker is invited to speak on a topic covering the issues, problems and concerns faced by the students. Solutions are provided which are based on wisdom presented in the bible. Students also get a chance to fellowship with one another as they actively participate in this event. Usually held in the Fellowship Hall, the monthly fellowship is also celebrated alongside major student activities like acquaintance party, Christmas presentation, Freshmen ball and the like.
  
  
• Music and Dance Ministry - Students gifted with talents in singing, dancing and playing musical instruments like guitar, keyboard, violin and drums are encouraged to be part of the Music and Dance Ministry. A member gets to perform in various musical presentations, concerts and recitals. They are trained to excel and give their best all for the glory of God.
  
  
• Christian Education - Four Christian Education subjects are integrated in all curricula of TFVC collegiate courses as approved by the Commission on Higher Education. These are The Laws, The Prophets, The Gospel, and The Epistles.

ATHLETICS

Healthy body leads to a sound mind. The college accomplishes this with the Physical Education courses which not only gives them academic knowledge, but also involves them in activities which train their physical bodies as well as improve their social interaction and awareness. Students are exposed in the following undertakings: Physical Fitness Programs, Rhythmic Activities, Recreational Activities, and Individual, Dual & Combative Sports.  

The college also hosts an annual Sportsfest Competition where various departments vie for supremacy in events like Cheering Competition, Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Badminton, Dart and Chess. 

HUMANITIES AND ARTS

Students exhibit their creativity and artistic talents through performing arts, play, variety shows and concerts on several occasions within the school year. The ‘Masque Club’, organized by the students under the supervision of a faculty adviser recruits students interested in acting, dancing and singing. Self expression has been the primary reason for student’s membership. Among their performances were ‘Grease’, ‘Miss Saigon’, ‘The Cats’, ‘West Side Story’, and ‘Les Miserable.’

GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING

The college believes that each student has a potential for success. And there is always a cause for their misdemeanor, poor performance and indifference. Usually peer pressures, family problems, financial difficulties, poor academic background are among the major problems they face. Open to these predicaments, TFVC extends guidance and counseling services not only to students but to parents as well who find it difficult to handle behavioral concerns.
 

COMMUNITY SERVICE

The Fisher Valley College serves not only the needs of students but also delivers services to the community. Utilizing the faculty members, staff and students, they band together reaching out to the underprivileged and actively participates in making this community a better place to live in.

Presently, the outreach programs of TFVC are coordinated with the National Service Training Program (NSTP) department that implements the Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS) component as mandated by law.

CWTS refers to activities contributory to the general welfare and the betterment of life for the members of the community or the enhancement of its facilities, especially those devoted to improving health, education, environmental, entrepreneurship, safety, recreation and moral of the citizenry and other social welfare services.

With this program TFVC sees an opportunity where it can both serve the students and the community – community being the direct beneficiary while the students the training on values education, transformational leadership, spirit of patriotism, community building and sustainable development.

Among the community service programs regularly conducted by the college are Street Children Feeding program, Medical-Dental Mission, Blood Letting Program, Clean and Green Campaign, and other outreach programs to victims of calamities.