Programs of Study
Kentucky Mountain Bible College offers a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Religion, and an Associate of Arts degree in Biblical Studies.
A.A. in Biblical Studies (2 Years) |
Biblical Studies |
 The Associate of Arts Degree Program has been developed for men and women who desire a solid Biblical foundation before pursuing a secular or applied form of education. The A.A. degree acts as a pre-professional program, providing spiritual and intellectual preparation for further education and/or for service in the local church.Program Advisor: Jay Wisler. | ||
B.A. in Religion (4 Years) |
Christian Education |
| The Christian Education Program helps prepare students to teach in a wide variety of Christian ministries. Graduates are well prepared to take on the task of teaching Sunday School, planning VBS, and assisting in summer ministries. They study learning methods and educational philosophy. Students evaluate curriculum materials, teach lessons, and even have the chance to practice their skills in a church setting. | ||
| Program Advisor: Dr. John Neihof. | ||
Christian Ministry |
 KMBC's Christian Ministry Program has been developed to equip men and women to serve Christ in a variety of different ministries. This program affords the student the choice of designing a major by combining two professional program options. An example of this would be combining Communications with Missions, or another possibility might be combining Christian Education with Ministerial. There are at least ten different options available to chose from, opening the doors for a broad ranged ministry. | ||
| The 5 different areas from which to chose are Ministerial, Missions, Christian Education, Communication and Music. | ||
| Program Advisor: Dr. John Neihof. | ||
Communication |
 The Communications Program is designed to prepare men and women to serve Christ in Christian ministry through a special application of communication skills. The ability to effectively communicate is fundamental, no matter what area of service a person chooses. From basic public speaking to audio-visual, from radio broadcasting to dramatic ministries, doors are open to develop and expand your area of ministry. | ||
| Program Advisor: Dr. John Neihof. | ||
Elementary Education |
 KMBC's Elementary Christian Teacher Education Program is to provide the student knowledge of Bible content and principles and educational skill to meet the demands for trained teachers for Christian elementary schools, grades Kindergarten through eighth grade. Student who complete the program will earn a Bachelor of Arts in Religion with a major in Elementary Christian Teacher Education. this program prepares the student to enter Christian day school ministry. Those who complete the program will be eligible to apply to the Association of Christian Schools International for certification in their teaching areas. | ||
| Please note: This program does not fulfill all the requirements to teach in secular schools or to obtain state certification in elementary education. | ||
| Program Advisor: Charla White. | ||
Ministerial |
| The Ministerial Program is designed to equip men and women to serve Christ in pastoral and evangelistic ministries. Three professional program options are offered: Pastoral Ministries, Ministerial with Greek, and Youth Ministries. In addition to the Ministerial program, a number of opportunities are available for practical outreach experiences: prison ministry, nursing home ministry, ministry targeting area youth, dramatic ministry, as well as opportunities to preach and teach in area churches. | ||
| Program Advisor: David Street. | ||
Missions |
 The Missions Program is focused on preparing men and women to serve Christ in a cross-cultural setting. An annual Missions Convention is held on campus in the fall, Student Involvement (a campus missionary organization) plans activities on a monthly basis, and Fridays are designated as "Missions Chapels" where missionary speakers/programs are presented and a missionary awareness is encouraged. Typically, ten to fifteen percent of KMBC's student body is composed of international students, who provide a rich cultural context to supplement our academic programs. Opportunities for summer and mid-semester short-term missions trips are available and encouraged. | ||
| Program Advisor: Barbara Deaton. | ||
Music Ministry |
 The Music Ministry Program is designed for students who wish to participate in Christian ministry through music. The student will complete the 46 hour general education core, the 28 hour Bible core, 10 hours of theology, 18 hours in music, plus an 18 hour concentration to complete a total of 130 hours.Program Advisor: Jay Wisler. | ||
