
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Education highlights organizations and institutions dedicated to training and equipping believers for faithful ministry and lifelong spiritual growth. This organization type includes colleges, seminaries, training programs, and learning platforms that provide biblical instruction, leadership development, and practical ministry preparation serving churches by developing informed, skilled, and mission-minded disciples.
66 organizations
EducationHope International UniversityHope International University (HIU) is a private Christian university in Fullerton, California, offering on-campus, online, and…
Hope International University — Organization Profile Hope International University (commonly abbreviated HIU) is a private Christian university based in Fullerton, California, serving students through on-campus, online, and hybrid learning formats. HIU states its mission is to empower students through Christian…
Hope International University — Organization Profile Hope International University (commonly abbreviated HIU) is a private Christian university based in Fullerton, California, serving students through on-campus, online, and hybrid learning formats. HIU states its mission is to empower students through Christian higher education to serve the Church and impact the world for Christ, shaping academic preparation around the integration of faith, service, and learning. Founded in 1928, HIU offers a range of academic pathways that include bachelor’s and master’s degrees, certificate programs, and credential programs. The university also offers a doctoral program in Marriage & Family Therapy (DMFT). Programs are organized to support students at different stages—traditional undergraduates on campus, working adults pursuing online undergraduate options, and graduate students looking for…
Hope International University (commonly abbreviated HIU) is a private Christian university based in Fullerton, California, serving students through on-campus, online, and hybrid learning formats. HIU states its mission is to empower students through Christian higher education to serve the Church and impact the world for Christ, shaping academic preparation around the integration of faith, service, and learning.
Founded in 1928, HIU offers a range of academic pathways that include bachelor’s and master’s degrees, certificate programs, and credential programs. The university also offers a doctoral program in Marriage & Family Therapy (DMFT). Programs are organized to support students at different stages—traditional undergraduates on campus, working adults pursuing online undergraduate options, and graduate students looking for schedule-friendly formats that fit professional and family responsibilities.
HIU’s academic offerings span multiple disciplines, including business and management, communication studies, intercultural studies, ministry-focused training, education-related preparation, and counseling-related studies. In addition to coursework, the university describes its community life as Christ-centered, encouraging students toward personal formation, service, and practical readiness for work in churches, nonprofits, education settings, and other service-oriented fields.
Geographically, HIU’s primary campus is located in North Orange County in Fullerton, positioned within Southern California and accessible for students commuting from across the region. Through online and hybrid delivery, the university also serves students beyond California, extending its reach to learners who cannot relocate but want a Christian higher-education context connected to ministry and vocation.
Prospective students can engage HIU by requesting information, applying for undergraduate or graduate programs, and scheduling campus visits. Alumni, churches, and supporters can connect through donor resources and giving options, including a direct giving portal. HIU also competes in intercollegiate athletics through its Royals programs, providing another point of connection for students and families exploring campus life.
Church of ChristIbaraki Christian UniversityIbaraki Christian University (IC) is a private Christian university in Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan, offering undergraduate and…
Ibaraki Christian University — Organization Profile Ibaraki Christian University (茨城キリスト教大学), often abbreviated “IC,” is a private university in Hitachi, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The university is part of the Ibaraki Christian Education Community and frames its education around Christian principles, emphasizing…
Ibaraki Christian University — Organization Profile Ibaraki Christian University (茨城キリスト教大学), often abbreviated “IC,” is a private university in Hitachi, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The university is part of the Ibaraki Christian Education Community and frames its education around Christian principles, emphasizing character formation, service, and learning shaped by the concept of loving one’s neighbor. In its English-language materials, the school highlights a “Living Together” philosophy that connects faith-informed values with academic study and community engagement. IC is based in Hitachi City, Ibaraki (Ōmika area) and serves students primarily in Ibaraki Prefecture and the wider Kanto/Tohoku region, while also maintaining an international outlook through exchange relationships and global programming. The campus is part of a larger education community that includes additional affiliated…
Ibaraki Christian University (茨城キリスト教大学), often abbreviated “IC,” is a private university in Hitachi, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. The university is part of the Ibaraki Christian Education Community and frames its education around Christian principles, emphasizing character formation, service, and learning shaped by the concept of loving one’s neighbor. In its English-language materials, the school highlights a “Living Together” philosophy that connects faith-informed values with academic study and community engagement.
IC is based in Hitachi City, Ibaraki (Ōmika area) and serves students primarily in Ibaraki Prefecture and the wider Kanto/Tohoku region, while also maintaining an international outlook through exchange relationships and global programming. The campus is part of a larger education community that includes additional affiliated schools and institutes, reflecting a long-term commitment to Christian education in the region.
Academically, Ibaraki Christian University offers undergraduate and graduate study across multiple areas. The university’s English pages describe a comprehensive structure that has expanded over time to include programs in humanities, life sciences, nursing, and business administration, along with graduate school offerings. IC also emphasizes general education and language learning, noting a long-standing priority on English education as part of preparing students for a world where cultures increasingly intersect.
A visible operational distinctive is the way IC connects learning to community needs and service. The university points to student involvement in volunteer work—especially in response to the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and related disasters—as an example of how its educational ideals translate into action. This service orientation is positioned as an expression of neighborly love and a practical commitment to contributing to local communities.
IC’s international engagement is supported through its University Center for International Understanding and ongoing exchange efforts. The university notes a long-running mutual student exchange relationship with Oklahoma Christian University and describes study abroad and inbound international student opportunities as part of its broader educational approach. These initiatives align with IC’s emphasis on both local rootedness and global awareness.
People can engage with Ibaraki Christian University through admissions pathways and campus visit opportunities, through public programs and regional collaboration, and through giving to support scholarships and campus priorities. The broader Ibaraki Christian Education Community also maintains a donation platform that allows supporters to contribute toward initiatives such as student scholarships, global education support, and campus facilities and environmental stewardship.
EducationJessup UniversityJessup University (William Jessup University) is a private Christian university based in Rocklin, California, offering campus…
Jessup University — Organization Profile Jessup University (also known as William Jessup University and often abbreviated WJU) is a private Christian university based in Rocklin, California, offering undergraduate, graduate, and online programs. The university’s mission states that, in partnership with…
Jessup University — Organization Profile Jessup University (also known as William Jessup University and often abbreviated WJU) is a private Christian university based in Rocklin, California, offering undergraduate, graduate, and online programs. The university’s mission states that, in partnership with the Church, Jessup exists to educate transformational leaders for the glory of God, with a focus on integrating faith and learning across academic disciplines. Jessup describes a vision for graduates who are transformed and who help redeem world culture through servant leadership, strengthening family, church, and community life, and serving with distinction in their careers. The university positions its education as academically rigorous and broadly oriented, with programs spanning the humanities, sciences, education, psychology, theology, business, and more. Jessup also…
Jessup University (also known as William Jessup University and often abbreviated WJU) is a private Christian university based in Rocklin, California, offering undergraduate, graduate, and online programs. The university’s mission states that, in partnership with the Church, Jessup exists to educate transformational leaders for the glory of God, with a focus on integrating faith and learning across academic disciplines.
Jessup describes a vision for graduates who are transformed and who help redeem world culture through servant leadership, strengthening family, church, and community life, and serving with distinction in their careers. The university positions its education as academically rigorous and broadly oriented, with programs spanning the humanities, sciences, education, psychology, theology, business, and more. Jessup also highlights multiple academic units, including its School of Theology & Leadership and the Multnomah Biblical Seminary.
Programmatically, Jessup offers a wide range of degrees and certificates delivered through on-campus and remote formats. Majors and graduate programs include areas such as business (including MBA pathways), education, psychology and counseling-related studies, leadership, computer science, and ministry training. This mix allows students to pursue preparation for local-church service, nonprofit leadership, and marketplace vocations while keeping spiritual formation and biblical conviction central to campus life.
Geographically, Jessup’s primary campus is in Rocklin, California (Northern California), with additional campus options listed by the university in San Jose, California, and Portland, Oregon (Multnomah Campus). Through online programs, Jessup also serves learners beyond its campuses, supporting adult students and others who need flexible schedules while pursuing Christ-centered higher education.
People can engage with Jessup University through admissions pathways such as requesting information, applying, and scheduling a campus visit. Churches and supporters can partner through giving initiatives (including the Jessup Fund and other donor options) designed to expand student access, strengthen academic excellence, and support spiritual formation. Jessup also maintains a public presence through campus events, news stories, and athletics (the Jessup Warriors), offering multiple points of connection for students, alumni, and ministry partners.
EducationJohnson Christian UniversityJohnson University (JU) is a private Christian university in Knoxville, Tennessee, offering residential and online degrees…
Johnson University — Organization Profile Johnson University (often called JU) is a private Christian university located in Knoxville, Tennessee, serving students through residential and online degree options. Johnson describes itself as a Christ-centered community where students grow in faith, deepen…
Johnson University — Organization Profile Johnson University (often called JU) is a private Christian university located in Knoxville, Tennessee, serving students through residential and online degree options. Johnson describes itself as a Christ-centered community where students grow in faith, deepen purpose, and prepare for meaningful service in their careers and in the world. The university’s mission is to educate and develop students who advance the worldwide mission of Christ through their lives, ministries, and careers. Founded in 1893 by Ashley and Emma Johnson, the school’s history includes earlier names such as the School of Evangelists (1893) and Johnson Bible College (1909), before becoming Johnson University in 2011. Johnson’s institutional story emphasizes continuity in Christian formation and affordability, while expanding academic…
Johnson University (often called JU) is a private Christian university located in Knoxville, Tennessee, serving students through residential and online degree options. Johnson describes itself as a Christ-centered community where students grow in faith, deepen purpose, and prepare for meaningful service in their careers and in the world. The university’s mission is to educate and develop students who advance the worldwide mission of Christ through their lives, ministries, and careers.
Founded in 1893 by Ashley and Emma Johnson, the school’s history includes earlier names such as the School of Evangelists (1893) and Johnson Bible College (1909), before becoming Johnson University in 2011. Johnson’s institutional story emphasizes continuity in Christian formation and affordability, while expanding academic scope and degree delivery over time. The university also notes that it acquired Florida Christian College in 2013 and later closed the Kissimmee campus in 2024 due to sustainability challenges.
Johnson’s academic identity is shaped by its commitment to biblical formation alongside professional preparation. One distinctive Johnson highlights is a dual-major approach, where students complete a major in Bible & Theology along with a major of their choice. The university organizes programs across multiple academic schools, supporting students pursuing church ministry and missions as well as education, leadership, counseling-related pathways, and other career directions.
Campus life is tied closely to Johnson’s formation goals, combining community rhythms, spiritual development, and student support resources. The Tennessee campus sits along the French Broad River in south Knoxville, positioning students in a rural-style campus environment while remaining within reach of Knoxville and the Smoky Mountains region. Alongside on-campus life, Johnson also offers online programs designed for students who need flexibility due to work, family, or ministry responsibilities.
People can engage Johnson University in several ways. Prospective students can explore admissions resources, request information, and connect with the admissions team by phone or email. Churches and ministry partners often connect with Johnson through student internships, ministry preparation, and pathways that prepare graduates for congregational and mission service. Supporters can participate through giving opportunities that help fund scholarships and student success initiatives aligned with the university’s mission.
EducationKentucky Christian UniversityKentucky Christian University (KCU) is a Christ-centered university in Grayson, Kentucky, equipping students for servant leadership…
Kentucky Christian University — Organization Profile Kentucky Christian University (KCU) is a private Christian university serving students through a Christ-centered academic community. Based in Grayson, Kentucky, KCU has a long history of equipping students for lives of faithful service through…
Kentucky Christian University — Organization Profile Kentucky Christian University (KCU) is a private Christian university serving students through a Christ-centered academic community. Based in Grayson, Kentucky, KCU has a long history of equipping students for lives of faithful service through undergraduate and graduate education, campus discipleship, and practical ministry formation. The university’s guiding emphasis is often summarized by its “Christ, Character, Career” focus, connecting spiritual formation with vocational preparation. KCU’s stated mission is to engage students in a transformative educational experience that equips them as effective Christian professionals providing servant leadership for the church and society. While KCU welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds, it is rooted in the fellowship of independent congregations known as Christian Churches and Churches…
Kentucky Christian University (KCU) is a private Christian university serving students through a Christ-centered academic community. Based in Grayson, Kentucky, KCU has a long history of equipping students for lives of faithful service through undergraduate and graduate education, campus discipleship, and practical ministry formation. The university’s guiding emphasis is often summarized by its “Christ, Character, Career” focus, connecting spiritual formation with vocational preparation.
KCU’s stated mission is to engage students in a transformative educational experience that equips them as effective Christian professionals providing servant leadership for the church and society. While KCU welcomes students from a variety of backgrounds, it is rooted in the fellowship of independent congregations known as Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, with a governance structure that includes a Board of Trustees. From its campus in Eastern Kentucky, KCU serves students preparing for ministry and marketplace callings across the region and beyond.
Academically, KCU offers programs across multiple schools and learning formats, including on-campus and online options. Areas of study include Bible and ministry preparation, education, nursing, business and leadership, and broader humanities and sciences coursework. The university emphasizes integration of faith and learning, aiming to prepare graduates who can navigate professional responsibilities with Christian conviction, ethical clarity, and practical competence.
Beyond the classroom, KCU highlights community life as part of student development—chapel gatherings, campus activities, and student organizations designed to build relationships and encourage spiritual growth. The university also hosts events and initiatives connected to its wider community impact, including conference programming and youth-focused experiences such as Summer in the Son, held on the KCU campus in Grayson.
For those looking to connect with KCU, there are several clear pathways: prospective students can apply or request information through the admissions office, alumni and churches can engage through partnership and support opportunities, and friends of the university can contribute financially through giving initiatives and campaigns such as For the Good of the Cause. KCU also maintains athletics under the “Knights” identity, providing students opportunities to compete while representing the university.
Church of ChristLipscomb UniversityLipscomb University is a private Christian liberal arts institution in Nashville, Tennessee, founded in 1891, offering…
Lipscomb University — Organization Profile Lipscomb University is a private Christian liberal arts institution based in Nashville, Tennessee, with its main campus at One University Park Drive in Nashville. Founded in 1891 by David Lipscomb and James A. Harding, the…
Lipscomb University — Organization Profile Lipscomb University is a private Christian liberal arts institution based in Nashville, Tennessee, with its main campus at One University Park Drive in Nashville. Founded in 1891 by David Lipscomb and James A. Harding, the university was established to help students pursue academic preparation alongside the study of Scripture, a founding vision the school says continues to shape its work today. The university states its mission is to prepare learners for purposeful lives through rigorous academics and transformative education, integrating faith and practice with academic excellence in the classroom and through service to the church and the larger community. As a faith-based university, Lipscomb emphasizes student formation that includes intellectual development, professional preparation, and spiritual…
Lipscomb University is a private Christian liberal arts institution based in Nashville, Tennessee, with its main campus at One University Park Drive in Nashville. Founded in 1891 by David Lipscomb and James A. Harding, the university was established to help students pursue academic preparation alongside the study of Scripture, a founding vision the school says continues to shape its work today.
The university states its mission is to prepare learners for purposeful lives through rigorous academics and transformative education, integrating faith and practice with academic excellence in the classroom and through service to the church and the larger community. As a faith-based university, Lipscomb emphasizes student formation that includes intellectual development, professional preparation, and spiritual growth within a campus community setting.
Lipscomb offers undergraduate, graduate, and online study options, serving students from Nashville and the broader region, as well as learners who engage from a distance through online programs. The university also highlights the way its location connects students to a major metropolitan job market, with Nashville-area industries and community organizations providing context for internships, clinical experiences, and other applied learning opportunities.
Beyond the main campus, Lipscomb lists several additional locations and initiatives that extend its presence and services. These include the Family Therapy Center in Nashville and Spark, a Nashville-based site that supports engagement with community and professional partners. Lipscomb also notes a Florence, Italy location (a university villa) that serves as a home base for students participating in study abroad experiences.
People can engage with Lipscomb in multiple ways depending on their connection to the institution. Prospective students can explore admissions pathways for undergraduate and graduate study, schedule campus visits, and apply online. Alumni, parents, churches, and community partners can follow campus updates, participate in events, and support the university through charitable giving, including gifts designated to specific priorities through the Office of Advancement.
Lipscomb’s current president is Dr. Candice McQueen, and the university publishes leadership information alongside its mission, history, and campus resources. For the most direct and up-to-date details on programs, visiting, and ways to support the university, Lipscomb’s official website and related university pages provide primary information.
EducationLouisville Bible CollegeLouisville Bible College (LBC) is a Bible college in southeast Louisville, Kentucky, offering ministry-focused degrees and…
Louisville Bible College — Organization Profile Louisville Bible College (LBC) is a private, co-educational Bible college founded in 1948 to serve the training needs of Christ’s Church. Based in southeast Louisville, Kentucky, LBC centers its academic life on Scripture and…
Louisville Bible College — Organization Profile Louisville Bible College (LBC) is a private, co-educational Bible college founded in 1948 to serve the training needs of Christ’s Church. Based in southeast Louisville, Kentucky, LBC centers its academic life on Scripture and ministry preparation, with an institutional mission “to educate preachers and other Christian leaders for Christ’s Church.” The school operates as a religious institution authorized to grant degrees in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, with an exemption letter on file with the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education. LBC’s programs are designed for students pursuing church leadership and ministry service, whether they are preparing for preaching, Christian education, or broader congregational leadership. Its academic offerings include the Certificate of Christian Leadership, associate degrees…
Louisville Bible College (LBC) is a private, co-educational Bible college founded in 1948 to serve the training needs of Christ’s Church. Based in southeast Louisville, Kentucky, LBC centers its academic life on Scripture and ministry preparation, with an institutional mission “to educate preachers and other Christian leaders for Christ’s Church.” The school operates as a religious institution authorized to grant degrees in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, with an exemption letter on file with the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education.
LBC’s programs are designed for students pursuing church leadership and ministry service, whether they are preparing for preaching, Christian education, or broader congregational leadership. Its academic offerings include the Certificate of Christian Leadership, associate degrees (including Sacred Literature and Christian Education), bachelor’s degrees focused on Bible with ministry concentrations, and the Master of Sacred Literature. Across these pathways, LBC emphasizes biblical and practical ministry formation intended to support long-term service in local churches and related Christian work.
Instruction is delivered through multiple scheduling formats, including semester classes and short, intensive modules. LBC also lists outreach classes as part of its approach to making training accessible for students who may be balancing ministry, work, and family responsibilities. In addition to coursework, the college highlights chapel gatherings and student support processes such as academic advising, aiming to help students plan their degree path and prepare for ministry opportunities.
Because LBC’s primary focus is training leaders for congregational ministry, it also provides services that connect churches with ministry candidates. One example is its Open Ministry List, which allows congregations seeking a preacher to submit information for distribution. LBC also curates a podcasts page featuring links to alumni-created resources, reflecting the school’s interest in ongoing encouragement and ministry communication beyond the classroom.
People can engage with Louisville Bible College in several practical ways: prospective students can complete the admissions application and connect with the school for next steps; churches and individuals can support the mission through donations; and ministry leaders can utilize LBC’s resources for staffing and training connections. From Louisville, Kentucky, LBC serves students and churches across Kentucky and surrounding regions through its degree programs, ministry-focused learning formats, and church-facing services.
Church of ChristLubbock Christian University (LCU)Lubbock Christian University (LCU) — Organization Profile Lubbock Christian University (LCU) is a private Christian university…
Lubbock Christian University (LCU) — Organization Profile Lubbock Christian University (LCU) is a private Christian university affiliated with the Churches of Christ, based in Lubbock, Texas, serving students across the South Plains of Texas and beyond through on-campus and online…
Lubbock Christian University (LCU) — Organization Profile Lubbock Christian University (LCU) is a private Christian university affiliated with the Churches of Christ, based in Lubbock, Texas, serving students across the South Plains of Texas and beyond through on-campus and online learning. The university describes itself as a Christ-centered academic community that aims to integrate faith and learning while preparing students for work, service, and leadership in their communities. LCU’s stated mission is “transforming the hearts, minds, and hands of students for lives of purpose and service.” This emphasis shows up in the way LCU frames its identity and campus life: academic development is paired with spiritual formation and community expectations shaped by Christian conviction. LCU also states a vision to…
Lubbock Christian University (LCU) is a private Christian university affiliated with the Churches of Christ, based in Lubbock, Texas, serving students across the South Plains of Texas and beyond through on-campus and online learning. The university describes itself as a Christ-centered academic community that aims to integrate faith and learning while preparing students for work, service, and leadership in their communities.
LCU’s stated mission is “transforming the hearts, minds, and hands of students for lives of purpose and service.” This emphasis shows up in the way LCU frames its identity and campus life: academic development is paired with spiritual formation and community expectations shaped by Christian conviction. LCU also states a vision to be a leading Christian university marked by academic excellence and a commitment to faith that seeks understanding, where wisdom is pursued, vocation is discerned, and service is fostered.
Founded in 1957 by members of the Churches of Christ, LCU was established to prepare and equip students for lives of Christian service. While rooted in that tradition, the university also notes that it welcomes students from different faith backgrounds and perspectives, emphasizing hospitality and a community ethos built around dignity, integrity, and thoughtful engagement.
Academically, LCU offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees across more than 65 areas of study, with options to learn in person and online. The university highlights a student-focused approach that includes mentoring relationships with faculty and campus resources intended to support learning, career preparation, and student success. For prospective students, LCU’s admissions pathways include campus visits, application steps, financial assistance guidance, and direct connections with admissions advisors.
Campus faith life is a distinct part of LCU’s experience. The university points to practices such as Bible classes and chapel, along with service opportunities and mission experiences. These rhythms are designed to help students grow spiritually while building habits of service and engagement that extend beyond the campus into local churches and community partnerships.
People can engage with LCU in several practical ways. Prospective students can visit campus, connect with an admissions advisor, and apply for undergraduate or graduate programs. Alumni, families, and friends can support LCU through charitable giving, including gifts directed to specific priorities like scholarships and academic programs. Churches and community partners can also connect through events and ongoing university initiatives that align with LCU’s focus on education, faith formation, and service.
EducationManhattan Christian CollegeManhattan Christian College (MCC) in Manhattan, Kansas provides Bible-centered degrees on campus and through Thunder Online,…
Manhattan Christian College — Organization Profile Manhattan Christian College (MCC) is a private Christian college that equips students for ministry and Christian leadership through biblically grounded higher education. Based in Manhattan, Kansas, MCC is positioned “literally across the street” from…
Manhattan Christian College — Organization Profile Manhattan Christian College (MCC) is a private Christian college that equips students for ministry and Christian leadership through biblically grounded higher education. Based in Manhattan, Kansas, MCC is positioned “literally across the street” from Kansas State University, creating a distinctive environment for students who want a Bible college community while also engaging a major university setting and the opportunities of a college town. MCC describes its purpose as educating, equipping, and enriching Christian leaders to make an impact on the church and the world for Christ. In keeping with that mission, the college emphasizes that Christian vocation is not limited to church staff roles—students are formed for servant leadership in ministry and in everyday…
Manhattan Christian College (MCC) is a private Christian college that equips students for ministry and Christian leadership through biblically grounded higher education. Based in Manhattan, Kansas, MCC is positioned “literally across the street” from Kansas State University, creating a distinctive environment for students who want a Bible college community while also engaging a major university setting and the opportunities of a college town.
MCC describes its purpose as educating, equipping, and enriching Christian leaders to make an impact on the church and the world for Christ. In keeping with that mission, the college emphasizes that Christian vocation is not limited to church staff roles—students are formed for servant leadership in ministry and in everyday callings. MCC’s background is historically connected with Christian Churches and Churches of Christ within the Restoration Movement, while welcoming students from a variety of church traditions.
Academically, MCC offers multiple pathways that share a consistent biblical foundation. The college notes that every degree includes a core of 33 credit hours in Bible/Theology, regardless of major. Programs include tracks in Christian Ministry (with areas such as youth ministry, intercultural studies, counseling, pastoral ministry, and more), Biblical & Theological Studies, and Management & Ethics, along with general studies and associate-level options. MCC also provides Thunder Online programs designed for students who need distance or flexible learning.
Student life at MCC is shaped by community worship and discipleship. Chapel gatherings are part of weekly rhythm, with student-led worship and speakers that include local ministry leaders, missionaries, alumni, and faculty. The college also highlights student-led activities and organizations that build relationships and encourage spiritual growth as students pursue their education and calling.
People can engage with MCC through campus visits, the admissions process, and giving opportunities that support scholarships and student formation. Alumni and friends can stay connected through MCC’s alumni resources and events, while the wider community can follow chapel and campus features through MCC’s media channels. From Manhattan, Kansas, MCC serves students across Kansas and the broader region through on-campus programs and online learning.
EducationMaritime Christian CollegeMaritime Christian College (MCC) is an online Christian college based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, equipping…
Maritime Christian College — Organization Profile Maritime Christian College (MCC) is a Christian college committed to biblical higher education and ministry formation. Based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, MCC traces its roots to 1960 and operates today with a…
Maritime Christian College — Organization Profile Maritime Christian College (MCC) is a Christian college committed to biblical higher education and ministry formation. Based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, MCC traces its roots to 1960 and operates today with a clear purpose: to biblically educate and equip people to become disciples of Jesus who make disciples. While its office and mailing address remain in Charlottetown, MCC emphasizes that its learning model is designed for students who need flexibility alongside work, family, and ministry responsibilities. MCC’s approach is built around Scripture as the central textbook and reference point for training. The college describes its role as preparing men and women for Christian service—training students to preach, teach, and live in harmony…
Maritime Christian College (MCC) is a Christian college committed to biblical higher education and ministry formation. Based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, MCC traces its roots to 1960 and operates today with a clear purpose: to biblically educate and equip people to become disciples of Jesus who make disciples. While its office and mailing address remain in Charlottetown, MCC emphasizes that its learning model is designed for students who need flexibility alongside work, family, and ministry responsibilities.
MCC’s approach is built around Scripture as the central textbook and reference point for training. The college describes its role as preparing men and women for Christian service—training students to preach, teach, and live in harmony with God’s Word. Historically connected with the Restoration Movement tradition (Christian churches and churches of Christ), MCC’s focus is practical preparation for disciple-focused ministry and leadership in local churches and everyday contexts.
A defining distinctive of MCC today is that its platform is completely online, which expands access beyond a single campus setting. Students engage courses through an asynchronous structure that includes readings, discussion posts, and assignments within a weekly schedule. This model supports learners who live far from a residential Bible college or who are already serving in ministry and want structured training without relocating.
MCC highlights several program pathways, including its Master of Arts in Ministry Leadership, which provides advanced leadership training for disciple-focused ministry, and certificate programs designed to build core biblical skills. The Disciple Makers Path is presented as a short sequence of courses intended to help students develop practical disciple-making confidence, and the “How to Study the Bible” certificate is designed to strengthen foundational skills for reading and interpreting Scripture.
Alongside academics, MCC builds community through shared learning and ongoing communication with supporters. The college hosts the KT Norris Lectures as an annual gathering featuring a guest speaker and worship, and it publishes the Maritime Messenger to keep students, alumni, donors, and friends updated on MCC life and events. For those who want to participate beyond enrollment, MCC offers multiple giving pathways—including general donations, a monthly FRIENDS program, and a Legacy Fund—to support disciple-making education with a global reach through online learning.
Church of ChristMarjorie Bash College of Health Sciences and TechnologyMarjorie Bash College of Health Sciences and Technology is a Christian higher education institution in Aba,…
Marjorie Bash College of Health Sciences and Technology — Organization Profile Marjorie Bash College of Health Sciences and Technology (often called MBash College) is a Christian higher education institution in Aba, Abia State, Nigeria, focused on training mid-level health and…
Marjorie Bash College of Health Sciences and Technology — Organization Profile Marjorie Bash College of Health Sciences and Technology (often called MBash College) is a Christian higher education institution in Aba, Abia State, Nigeria, focused on training mid-level health and allied professionals through programs that blend classroom instruction with hands-on learning. The college is affiliated with the Marjorie Bash Foundation and the Churches of Christ, and it states that it does not discriminate on the basis of religion, ethnicity, or similar categories. The college’s mission centers on accessible, innovative, community-oriented, and technology-driven education that leads to fulfilling careers and lifelong learning. Its stated vision emphasizes Christian principles alongside research and economic sustainability, reflecting a model that aims to serve local…
Marjorie Bash College of Health Sciences and Technology (often called MBash College) is a Christian higher education institution in Aba, Abia State, Nigeria, focused on training mid-level health and allied professionals through programs that blend classroom instruction with hands-on learning. The college is affiliated with the Marjorie Bash Foundation and the Churches of Christ, and it states that it does not discriminate on the basis of religion, ethnicity, or similar categories.
The college’s mission centers on accessible, innovative, community-oriented, and technology-driven education that leads to fulfilling careers and lifelong learning. Its stated vision emphasizes Christian principles alongside research and economic sustainability, reflecting a model that aims to serve local and regional community needs within Nigeria’s health system. The school also notes that its curriculum and delivery are designed to be comparable to North American community college approaches, particularly in applied, skills-based learning.
MBash College organizes learning around practical health-science pathways. Its published academic programs include Medical Laboratory Technician, Community Health, Health Information Management (HIM), Pharmacy (Pharmacy Technician), Biomedical Engineering & Solar Technology (BMET), Health/Continuing Care Assistant, Surgical/Theater Technology, and Clinical Pastoral (Hospital Chaplaincy) Education (CPE). In addition to these programs, the Division of Continuing Education offers certificate-focused training intended to meet professional development needs for individuals and organizations, including offerings such as emergency first aid/CPR and cancer-control training initiatives.
In its public information, MBash College also highlights service-oriented operations that support the community and reinforce the school’s applied-learning emphasis. These include STEM on Wheels, which brings STEM education to rural schools, and health-related initiatives such as cancer screening and patient navigation. The college also lists practical support services such as medical instrument sterilization, a public library, research consultancy, and commercial laundry—features that can serve both learning environments and community partners.
Engagement pathways vary by audience. Prospective students can apply through the school’s online application portal and consult the academic calendar for session timelines. Community members and organizations can connect through continuing education offerings and college services. Those who want to support the broader work connected with the Marjorie Bash Foundation can give through the foundation’s donation portal, which is linked from the college site.
Church of ChristMemphis School of Preaching (MSOP)Memphis School of Preaching (MSOP) is a Church of Christ-affiliated school in Memphis, Tennessee, focused on…
Memphis School of Preaching (MSOP) — Organization Profile Memphis School of Preaching (MSOP) is a Church of Christ-affiliated preaching school based in Memphis, Tennessee, dedicated to training men to preach the Word. MSOP operates alongside the Forest Hill Church of…
Memphis School of Preaching (MSOP) — Organization Profile Memphis School of Preaching (MSOP) is a Church of Christ-affiliated preaching school based in Memphis, Tennessee, dedicated to training men to preach the Word. MSOP operates alongside the Forest Hill Church of Christ and serves students who want concentrated Bible instruction and practical preparation for gospel preaching and congregational work. MSOP’s public mission statement emphasizes “Preach the Word” and frames the school’s purpose around equipping students for ministry through focused study, spiritual formation, and hands-on experience. The school’s approach highlights a disciplined schedule and community life designed to help students grow in biblical knowledge, preaching ability, and Christian character while preparing for service in local churches and evangelistic work. In addition to…
Memphis School of Preaching (MSOP) is a Church of Christ-affiliated preaching school based in Memphis, Tennessee, dedicated to training men to preach the Word. MSOP operates alongside the Forest Hill Church of Christ and serves students who want concentrated Bible instruction and practical preparation for gospel preaching and congregational work.
MSOP’s public mission statement emphasizes “Preach the Word” and frames the school’s purpose around equipping students for ministry through focused study, spiritual formation, and hands-on experience. The school’s approach highlights a disciplined schedule and community life designed to help students grow in biblical knowledge, preaching ability, and Christian character while preparing for service in local churches and evangelistic work.
In addition to its core on-campus training, MSOP extends instruction and encouragement through several programs that reach beyond the classroom. The MOST Program (MSOP Ongoing Spiritual Training) provides free, university-level Bible instruction via live stream, allowing people who cannot relocate to participate in structured learning. MSOP also hosts an annual Lectureship—a week of Bible study and worship that draws participants to Memphis for teaching tracks and fellowship.
MSOP invests in next-generation development through Foundations, a summer training week for teenage boys (ages 13–19) held on the MSOP campus. The school also publishes the Yokefellow newsletter to encourage and inform supporters and alumni, and it features a weekly radio program, “Students of the Word,” connected with The Gospel Radio Network. Together, these efforts reflect an operating model that combines resident training with broader resources for churches, families, and individuals seeking biblical teaching.
Ways to engage with MSOP include visiting the campus, applying for admission, participating in programs like the Lectureship or MOST, and supporting the school financially. MSOP’s giving initiatives include “500 For The Five,” a recurring-donation effort aimed at helping cover major operational costs tied to key areas such as publications, events, facilities, and library support. Those interested in connecting can use MSOP’s contact page for office details and inquiries.
EducationMid-Atlantic Christian UniversityMid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) in Elizabeth City, North Carolina is a SACSCOC-accredited Christian university that integrates…
Mid-Atlantic Christian University — Organization Profile Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) is an accredited Christian university whose stated mission is to equip people to be extraordinary Christian leaders. Based in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, MACU provides undergraduate education shaped by a…
Mid-Atlantic Christian University — Organization Profile Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) is an accredited Christian university whose stated mission is to equip people to be extraordinary Christian leaders. Based in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, MACU provides undergraduate education shaped by a Christian worldview and grounded in Scripture as the foundation for learning and formation. The university identifies as a private institution supported by congregations and individuals from Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, while also serving students from a variety of church backgrounds. MACU’s academic model blends biblical and theological training with general and professional studies. In its published philosophy of education, MACU emphasizes that all truth comes from God and that coursework is taught from a Christian worldview. The university…
Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) is an accredited Christian university whose stated mission is to equip people to be extraordinary Christian leaders. Based in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, MACU provides undergraduate education shaped by a Christian worldview and grounded in Scripture as the foundation for learning and formation. The university identifies as a private institution supported by congregations and individuals from Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, while also serving students from a variety of church backgrounds.
MACU’s academic model blends biblical and theological training with general and professional studies. In its published philosophy of education, MACU emphasizes that all truth comes from God and that coursework is taught from a Christian worldview. The university also specifies distinct Bible and theology requirements: students preparing for vocational ministry complete 48 credit hours in Bible and theology, while students preparing for careers in the marketplace complete 18 credit hours. MACU notes that many of its baccalaureate programs include internships, pairing classroom learning with supervised practical experience in a local congregation, organization, or institution.
As a degree-granting institution, MACU is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate and baccalaureate degrees, and it may offer certificates at approved degree levels. MACU also states it has approval from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction to offer teacher-licensure-approved degree programs in elementary education and science education. These approvals and memberships reflect MACU’s commitment to recognized educational standards alongside its faith-based mission.
Student life at MACU is designed to support spiritual, social, and service-oriented growth through campus community rhythms, including chapel and other student experiences. The university describes itself as a transformative community anchored in biblical truth, seeking to develop students who can lead through service in both church ministry and workplace settings. From Elizabeth City in northeastern North Carolina, MACU serves students across the region and beyond through its campus-based learning environment and ministry partnerships.
Those looking to connect with MACU can engage through admissions, campus visits, and academic advising, as well as through giving and church partnership opportunities. Supporters can contribute through MACU’s online giving portal and other development initiatives, helping sustain scholarships, academic programming, and student formation. Churches and individuals can also connect through church relations resources and university events, staying informed through MACU’s ongoing communications and updates.
EducationMid-South Christian CollegeMid-South Christian College (MSCC) in Memphis, Tennessee trains Christian leaders through ministry-integrated degrees, including the Bachelor…
Mid-South Christian College — Organization Profile Mid-South Christian College (MSCC) is a Bible college in Memphis focused on preparing students for Christian leadership through academic, practical, and spiritual formation. Based in Memphis, Tennessee, MSCC describes its purpose as glorifying God…
Mid-South Christian College — Organization Profile Mid-South Christian College (MSCC) is a Bible college in Memphis focused on preparing students for Christian leadership through academic, practical, and spiritual formation. Based in Memphis, Tennessee, MSCC describes its purpose as glorifying God by partnering with Christian churches to raise up individuals called to fulfill Christ’s global vision through academic, practical, and spiritual preparation. A key distinctive in MSCC’s approach is its emphasis that “Launching a ministry is the curriculum,” integrating classroom learning with hands-on ministry development. At the undergraduate level, MSCC highlights the Bachelor of Christian Leadership as its flagship program. In that cohort-based degree, students are placed on a team that studies together across four years and works to envision, plan,…
Mid-South Christian College (MSCC) is a Bible college in Memphis focused on preparing students for Christian leadership through academic, practical, and spiritual formation. Based in Memphis, Tennessee, MSCC describes its purpose as glorifying God by partnering with Christian churches to raise up individuals called to fulfill Christ’s global vision through academic, practical, and spiritual preparation. A key distinctive in MSCC’s approach is its emphasis that “Launching a ministry is the curriculum,” integrating classroom learning with hands-on ministry development.
At the undergraduate level, MSCC highlights the Bachelor of Christian Leadership as its flagship program. In that cohort-based degree, students are placed on a team that studies together across four years and works to envision, plan, and launch a new ministry outreach before graduation. MSCC also outlines structural supports tied to this model, including personal mentoring and a tuition approach that allows students to lock in their tuition rate for the duration of their program once enrolled.
In addition to the flagship bachelor’s program, MSCC offers multiple undergraduate pathways. These include dual-degree programs offered in conjunction with Indiana Wesleyan University, along with certificate and associate options for students seeking foundational Bible college training or preparation for supportive ministry roles. Certificate offerings include a Certificate in Bible (33 semester hours) and a Certificate in Christian Ministry in Bible/Preaching (66 semester hours), while associate programs are offered in Christian Ministry with emphases in Bible/Preaching, Bible/Missions, and Bible/Christian Education.
MSCC also offers graduate programs in a format designed for students balancing ministry and other responsibilities. The college states its graduate programs are offered in a hybrid format, with much instruction taking place online (including Zoom meetings, forums, and synchronous/asynchronous content) and with an on-campus requirement: each semester, students attend a week of in-person activities on campus. MSCC’s graduate degree offerings include the Master of Christian Ministry and the Doctor of Ministry, with information provided for admissions requirements and course structure.
As an institution, MSCC notes that it is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE) to grant certificates and degrees at multiple levels. MSCC also states it is authorized for operation as a postsecondary educational institution by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. For those wanting to engage, MSCC invites prospective students to apply and visit campus, churches to partner in raising up leaders, and supporters to give—by mailing a check to the college’s designated giving address or connecting through MSCC’s donation page.
Church of ChristMiddle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical StudiesMiddle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical Studies (MTSOP) offers tuition-free evening Bible classes across multiple…
Middle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical Studies — Organization Profile Middle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical Studies (often shortened as MTSOP) is a churches of Christ–supported Bible training program offering tuition-free evening classes focused on Scripture and sound…
Middle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical Studies — Organization Profile Middle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical Studies (often shortened as MTSOP) is a churches of Christ–supported Bible training program offering tuition-free evening classes focused on Scripture and sound teaching. The school’s stated purpose centers on preparing Christians to teach others (2 Timothy 2:2), with an emphasis on strengthening Bible knowledge for both public ministry and everyday service in the church. MTSOP serves learners across Middle Tennessee through a rotating term schedule hosted at multiple congregational locations. For recent terms, locations listed by the school include Culleoka, Mt. Juliet, Christiana, Lynnville, McMinnville, College Grove, and Woodbury (with an additional site sometimes listed depending on the term). This multi-location approach…
Middle Tennessee School of Preaching and Biblical Studies (often shortened as MTSOP) is a churches of Christ–supported Bible training program offering tuition-free evening classes focused on Scripture and sound teaching. The school’s stated purpose centers on preparing Christians to teach others (2 Timothy 2:2), with an emphasis on strengthening Bible knowledge for both public ministry and everyday service in the church.
MTSOP serves learners across Middle Tennessee through a rotating term schedule hosted at multiple congregational locations. For recent terms, locations listed by the school include Culleoka, Mt. Juliet, Christiana, Lynnville, McMinnville, College Grove, and Woodbury (with an additional site sometimes listed depending on the term). This multi-location approach allows students to attend near home, and it also lets members of local congregations participate alongside those pursuing more formal training.
The program is structured around weeknight instruction. Classes are offered on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings, and the school notes that all classes are evening classes. Courses are generally open to men and women (unless a class is specifically noted otherwise), and the school welcomes beginning Bible students as well as those with more experience. Students may attend any location they choose and can take as many—or as few—classes as they wish in a given period.
MTSOP also provides a simple credit pathway for those who want to complete a full course of study. Courses “usually earn one unit of credit,” and the school lists 36 credits required for graduation. At the same time, the school keeps participation accessible: there is no tuition charge and no fees from enrollment to graduation. Students are encouraged to bring a Bible and come prepared to study, with instruction provided by preachers and teachers from churches of Christ who volunteer their time to support the school’s mission.
For churches and individuals, engagement often looks like hosting a site, encouraging members to enroll, and supporting the teachers who serve. Prospective students can start by reviewing the current term schedule for their nearest location, then attending classes to begin learning and (if desired) working toward graduation. The school also invites questions through its published contact information for those exploring whether MTSOP is a good fit for their goals in Bible study and service.
EducationMidwest Ministry TrainingMidwest Ministry Training is a Vandalia, Missouri-based church network that prepares preaching and associate ministers through…
Midwest Ministry Training — Organization Profile Midwest Ministry Training is a church-based training program for future ministers that launched in August 2024. The organization says it exists to train preaching ministers and associate ministers for the local church through a…
Midwest Ministry Training — Organization Profile Midwest Ministry Training is a church-based training program for future ministers that launched in August 2024. The organization says it exists to train preaching ministers and associate ministers for the local church through a trade school/apprenticeship approach to ministry training rather than a traditional four-year degree path. Based in Vandalia, Missouri, Midwest is organized around churches working together to provide both classroom instruction and hands-on mentoring for students preparing for church ministry. Its core focus is helping aspiring ministers gain both biblical and practical preparation for local church service. Midwest offers Certificates of Endorsement in Preaching Ministry, Associate Ministry, and Bible Knowledge. For the preaching and associate tracks, the site describes a 20-course sequence…
Midwest Ministry Training is a church-based training program for future ministers that launched in August 2024. The organization says it exists to train preaching ministers and associate ministers for the local church through a trade school/apprenticeship approach to ministry training rather than a traditional four-year degree path. Based in Vandalia, Missouri, Midwest is organized around churches working together to provide both classroom instruction and hands-on mentoring for students preparing for church ministry.
Its core focus is helping aspiring ministers gain both biblical and practical preparation for local church service. Midwest offers Certificates of Endorsement in Preaching Ministry, Associate Ministry, and Bible Knowledge. For the preaching and associate tracks, the site describes a 20-course sequence that covers subjects such as Bible interpretation, theology, church history, apologetics, preaching, and ministry in the local church. The Bible Knowledge certificate is a shorter option built around five courses. The academic side is presented as rigorous, with lectures, reading, assignments, papers, discussion, and tests.
A distinctive part of the model is its 1,500-hour apprenticeship requirement for students in the preaching and associate ministry tracks. Midwest emphasizes that this is an apprenticeship, not just an internship. Students train under one or more approved ministers in one or more congregations, learning practical ministry skills such as sermon and lesson preparation, baptisms, funerals, weddings, hospital visitation, pastoral care, administration, and working with church teams. The organization also allows students to complete apprenticeship work in more than one church setting so they can experience ministry in multiple contexts.
Midwest serves people exploring ministry and local churches that want to help develop leaders. Its training network has included churches in Missouri, Illinois, and California, and the organization presents itself as a collaborative effort among training churches, supporting churches, teachers, mentors, and administrators. That structure is central to its identity: rather than placing the full burden on one school or one congregation, Midwest distributes the work of minister preparation across multiple churches and leaders.
The website also highlights the importance of doctrinal alignment and character formation. Midwest publishes a statement of faith and says its teachers, mentors, and administrators must affirm and defend those doctrines. Students seeking endorsement in preaching or associate ministry are also expected to demonstrate adherence to that statement of faith. In addition to coursework and apprenticeship hours, candidates must pass a formal examination before receiving a certificate of endorsement.
People can engage with Midwest Ministry Training in several ways. Prospective students can apply for one of the certificate tracks, churches can participate as training or supporting churches, and supporters can use the organization’s payment portal to contribute financially. Those who want more information can contact the ministry directly through its public email, phone number, and mailing address, or follow its official YouTube channel for updates and teaching content.
EducationMilligan UniversityMilligan University is a Christian liberal arts university in Milligan, Tennessee, educating men and women to…
Milligan University — Organization Profile Milligan University is a Christian liberal arts university that describes its mission as honoring God by educating men and women to be servant-leaders. Based in Milligan, Tennessee (near Johnson City in Northeast Tennessee), the university…
Milligan University — Organization Profile Milligan University is a Christian liberal arts university that describes its mission as honoring God by educating men and women to be servant-leaders. Based in Milligan, Tennessee (near Johnson City in Northeast Tennessee), the university offers undergraduate and graduate education shaped by a Christian worldview and an emphasis on leadership through service. Milligan’s vision statement highlights a commitment to excellence and Christian leadership, seeking to change lives and shape culture through Christ-centered education. Milligan’s academic life is built around the liberal arts, with programs spanning the humanities, sciences, professional studies, and graduate education. The university also includes Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan as part of its graduate and ministry-training ecosystem. Across its offerings, Milligan frames…
Milligan University is a Christian liberal arts university that describes its mission as honoring God by educating men and women to be servant-leaders. Based in Milligan, Tennessee (near Johnson City in Northeast Tennessee), the university offers undergraduate and graduate education shaped by a Christian worldview and an emphasis on leadership through service. Milligan’s vision statement highlights a commitment to excellence and Christian leadership, seeking to change lives and shape culture through Christ-centered education.
Milligan’s academic life is built around the liberal arts, with programs spanning the humanities, sciences, professional studies, and graduate education. The university also includes Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan as part of its graduate and ministry-training ecosystem. Across its offerings, Milligan frames servant-leadership as a formative outcome—connecting scholarship, community life, and faith development so students grow in character alongside academic competency.
Student formation at Milligan includes opportunities for worship, service, and campus community rhythms that support spiritual growth. While academic departments carry much of the learning, Milligan also emphasizes holistic development through student life programming, mentoring, and community engagement. The goal is not only professional readiness, but preparation to lead with integrity and a posture of service in churches, organizations, and local communities.
Milligan’s leadership structure includes a president and an administrative cabinet overseeing academic affairs, student development, enrollment, business and finance, and institutional advancement. The university’s public leadership information also notes the transition to President Stephen E. Waers, who assumed office on August 1, 2024. This governance and administrative framework supports the university’s work across academics, student life, and external partnerships.
For those looking to connect, Milligan provides clear pathways to engage: prospective students can request information, visit campus, and apply; alumni and friends can support the university through giving; and churches and partners can follow Milligan’s ongoing work through news and events. From its campus in Milligan, Tennessee, Milligan University serves students across the region and beyond through undergraduate and graduate programs designed to integrate faith, learning, and leadership.
Church of ChristMzuzu Bible CollegeMzuzu Bible College is a Churches of Christ preaching school in Mzuzu 2, Malawi, overseen by…
Mzuzu Bible College — Organization Profile Mzuzu Bible College is a Churches of Christ preaching school based in Mzuzu 2, Malawi, serving the Northern Region of Malawi and surrounding areas through focused ministry training. According to the college’s official information,…
Mzuzu Bible College — Organization Profile Mzuzu Bible College is a Churches of Christ preaching school based in Mzuzu 2, Malawi, serving the Northern Region of Malawi and surrounding areas through focused ministry training. According to the college’s official information, the school began in the 1980s and has been training preachers for the Lord’s church for more than four decades. The college’s work is overseen by Thomaston Road Church of Christ (Macon, Georgia), with support from congregations and individual Christians in multiple places. In practice, this oversight model means the school operates as a mission-centered training effort rather than a stand-alone university system, with accountability and encouragement coming from partnering churches and supporters. Mzuzu Bible College is structured around preparing…
Mzuzu Bible College is a Churches of Christ preaching school based in Mzuzu 2, Malawi, serving the Northern Region of Malawi and surrounding areas through focused ministry training. According to the college’s official information, the school began in the 1980s and has been training preachers for the Lord’s church for more than four decades.
The college’s work is overseen by Thomaston Road Church of Christ (Macon, Georgia), with support from congregations and individual Christians in multiple places. In practice, this oversight model means the school operates as a mission-centered training effort rather than a stand-alone university system, with accountability and encouragement coming from partnering churches and supporters.
Mzuzu Bible College is structured around preparing men to teach and preach Scripture in local congregational settings and in evangelistic contexts. Partner updates connected to the work describe ongoing efforts that combine classroom instruction with practical ministry experience, including outreach and teaching that strengthen existing congregations and help develop new leaders for churches in Malawi.
Alongside teaching and preaching preparation, the school is also connected to broader gospel work in the region. Reports shared through the supporting church’s missions updates describe periodic preaching campaigns and continued instruction intended to encourage believers and help new Christians grow in discipleship. This reflects an operational rhythm that centers on local church ministry needs—raising up workers who can serve congregations and carry the gospel into nearby communities.
People can engage with Mzuzu Bible College by praying for the students and staff, sharing the work with congregations that value preacher training, and supporting the ministry financially through the overseer church’s missions structure. Interested supporters can also follow public updates and contact the school directly by email for basic inquiries.
Church of ChristNashville School of Preaching and Biblical StudiesNashville School of Preaching and Biblical Studies — Organization Profile The Nashville School of Preaching and…
Nashville School of Preaching and Biblical Studies — Organization Profile The Nashville School of Preaching and Biblical Studies (often abbreviated NSP) is a non-accredited Bible training program operated under the oversight of the elders of the Crieve Hall Church of…
Nashville School of Preaching and Biblical Studies — Organization Profile The Nashville School of Preaching and Biblical Studies (often abbreviated NSP) is a non-accredited Bible training program operated under the oversight of the elders of the Crieve Hall Church of Christ. The school exists to equip Christians for ministry by providing Bible and Bible-related instruction that trains Bible teachers and gospel preachers to work with churches of Christ, while welcoming any student committed to learning and doing God’s will. NSP is based in Nashville, Tennessee, meeting at the Crieve Hall Church of Christ campus on Trousdale Drive. Its student body includes adults with varied backgrounds—ranging from full-time ministers and Bible teachers to families and church members who want deeper understanding…
The Nashville School of Preaching and Biblical Studies (often abbreviated NSP) is a non-accredited Bible training program operated under the oversight of the elders of the Crieve Hall Church of Christ. The school exists to equip Christians for ministry by providing Bible and Bible-related instruction that trains Bible teachers and gospel preachers to work with churches of Christ, while welcoming any student committed to learning and doing God’s will.
NSP is based in Nashville, Tennessee, meeting at the Crieve Hall Church of Christ campus on Trousdale Drive. Its student body includes adults with varied backgrounds—ranging from full-time ministers and Bible teachers to families and church members who want deeper understanding of Scripture. The school’s format is intentionally accessible for working adults, with structured classes offered in an organized “school situation” and an emphasis on consistent study habits.
Instruction is delivered through term-based evening schedules. During Fall and Spring terms, NSP meets three nights each week—Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday—for thirteen weeks, with 50-minute class periods beginning at 6:00, 7:40, and 8:40 p.m. The Summer term runs for eight weeks and meets on Tuesday evenings, and the school also offers opportunities to participate via ZOOM-based learning (including short courses offered during Summer terms in recent years).
NSP offers two primary certificate tracks: a Preaching Certificate and a Biblical Studies Certificate. The school notes that men may complete either course of study, while women may complete the Biblical Studies Certificate track. For students pursuing completion, 36 credits are required for graduation, and each course typically counts as one credit. At the same time, students can attend classes for learning without necessarily aiming for graduation, building a schedule that fits their needs and stage of life.
A key distinctive of NSP is that there are no fees from registration through graduation (though students may need to purchase textbooks for certain classes). In addition to classroom instruction, students benefit from onsite resources, including a substantial library collection made available to support serious Bible study. Those who want to engage can review the current term schedule, pre-register as directed for individual classes, and participate in person or online as the term offerings allow.
Church of ChristNations UniversityNationsUniversity (NationsU) is a DEAC-accredited online Christian university with offices in New Orleans and Brentwood, offering…
NationsUniversity (NationsU) — Organization Profile NationsUniversity (often called NationsU) is a non-profit, distance-learning university providing accredited online Christian education with a focus on biblical and related studies. The institution maintains offices in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Brentwood, Tennessee, while delivering…
NationsUniversity (NationsU) — Organization Profile NationsUniversity (often called NationsU) is a non-profit, distance-learning university providing accredited online Christian education with a focus on biblical and related studies. The institution maintains offices in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Brentwood, Tennessee, while delivering its academic programs fully online for students located in the U.S. and around the world. NationsU states its mission as building authentic faith and training Christian leaders around the world through affordable, accessible higher education using distance learning. Its curriculum is designed to begin with the biblical text and aims to serve learners from a variety of backgrounds, including those pursuing ministry preparation, personal enrichment, or structured theological study alongside local-church leadership development. As an academic institution, NationsUniversity offers multiple…
NationsUniversity (often called NationsU) is a non-profit, distance-learning university providing accredited online Christian education with a focus on biblical and related studies. The institution maintains offices in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Brentwood, Tennessee, while delivering its academic programs fully online for students located in the U.S. and around the world.
NationsU states its mission as building authentic faith and training Christian leaders around the world through affordable, accessible higher education using distance learning. Its curriculum is designed to begin with the biblical text and aims to serve learners from a variety of backgrounds, including those pursuing ministry preparation, personal enrichment, or structured theological study alongside local-church leadership development.
As an academic institution, NationsUniversity offers multiple program pathways that include undergraduate certificates and degrees as well as graduate and doctoral study. Core offerings include the Certificate in Biblical Studies, Certificate in Christian Ministry, Bachelor of Religious Studies, Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.), Master of Divinity (M.Div.), and a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.). NationsU describes its model as “a school without walls,” with students learning at their own pace and engaging course content from wherever they live.
NationsUniversity is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC), which it notes is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). For prospective students, the admissions process is presented as year-round, with clear guidance on applying, beginning coursework, and working with advisors and the registrar on transcripts, transfer credit, and graduation requirements.
Beyond traditional online delivery, NationsU also operates a Prison Services program that provides educational and spiritual opportunity for incarcerated students, including pathways to earn academic awards. This work depends on structured processes for applications, proctoring, and communication with facilities, reflecting an operational commitment to serve learners in settings where education access can be limited.
People can engage with NationsUniversity by applying as a student, sharing the program as a local-church leadership training option, or supporting the mission financially. Donor resources include online giving, recurring gifts, planned giving, and designated gifts, with donor relations support available by phone for questions about giving and stewardship-related options.
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