KMBC has played a major role in my life, not only spiritually which is to be expected, but in the professional, social and overall makeup and fibers of who I have become.

Have you felt a calling to learn more about God, serve Christ in a secular environment, or get more specialized education?
KMBC recognizes that not all ministry happens at a pulpit, so we offer our students who want to get a Bachelor’s degree elsewhere the opportunity to learn how to do ministry where they are. This could include being an accountant at a bank, heading up a non-profit business, diving with dolphins as a marine biologist, and so many more possibilities! We were told in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) to make disciples of all nations, and we believe that as Christians, we all have that calling of God to tell the world about Jesus Christ whether we’re in official ministry, or not.
Through the Associate of Arts program at KMBC, you’ll have the opportunity to take the basic General Education classes that you need to pursue a secular or applied form of education after graduation. You will develop a strong Christian worldview and gain the tools necessary to evangelize and disciple. This degree acts as a pre-professional program, providing spiritual and intellectual preparation for further education and/or for service in the church.
KMBC has played a major role in my life, not only spiritually which is to be expected, but in the professional, social and overall makeup and fibers of who I have become.
65 Credit Hours
Students who complete the Associate of Arts degree will take classes that will enable them to exhibit a general knowledge of God’s Word, demonstrate understanding of biblical doctrine, emphasizing holiness of heart and life, and demonstrate skills for lay leadership. Classes will also focus on teaching the student to demonstrate a biblical worldview while also demonstrating a global vision of evangelism and compassion for the lost.
The four Epistles of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Philemon were written by Paul during his Roman imprisonment. This class will consider the theological truths and practical applications contained in these letters.
This course provides an introduction to the biblical principles and practices of evangelism and discipleship and their applications to contemporary life.
11 hours of additional hours are required for graduation with this degree.