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.

Do you feel called to share the Gospel in a non-pastoral setting? Do you enjoy learning about and using various forms of media?
The Communication Studies program focuses on apologetics and evangelism through non-pulpit types of communication. This includes radio broadcast, print materials, drama, and more! Through this program, you’ll be able to share the same Gospel message that has been shared and loved for years in new and various ways to reach a diverse range of people! While this class is an overview for the various mediums of communication, it can springboard you into a love and passion for sharing the Gospel with today’s world!
Share the gospel through classes in radio, multimedia, drama, writing, small-group,and spoken communication. This program works in close partnership with the radio station Mountain Gospel, WMTC 99.9. Through this partnership, students gain practical, hands-on experience in radio broadcast and media. Students in the Communications Studies program will also have the opportunity to take part in a school play or musical. This production is usually held every other year through the Dramatics Ministries class.
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.
KMBC prepared me for what the Lord had prepared for me.
Who I am, and what I do today are traced to KMBC, as much or more than any educational institution which I attended.
We were blessed with wonderful teachers and were inspired by many spiritual giants in the pulpit!
The training we received at KMBC has served us extremely well across the years.
The dedication, sincerity, and friendliness of the students, staff and faculty combined is truly the one draw that brings me back.
WGM is grateful for KMBC and their commitment to God’s Word and the message of holiness.
KMBC provides the ideal environment in which to study and learn about God and His Word.
KMBC would be my first choice, in terms of ministry training, to look for godly men and women for staffing needs.
The school [KMBC] has been a blessing to WGM and we hope our partnership stays strong for the glory of God and the sending of Christian workers.
I have always been impressed with the spiritual and academic preparedness of KMBC students, when it comes to ministry.
Two words describe what I have come to expect KMBC graduates to be: “balanced” and “sacrificial.“
Some of our graduates choose to continue their education in pursuit of a Master of Arts or Master of Divinity degree (M.Div). Graduates choosing to do so, often remark at how well prepared they were for the academic challenges of seminary. Although our graduates have chosen to attend a variety of seminaries across the country, KMBC recommends Wesley Biblical Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi.
130 Credit Hours
As a student in the Communications program, you will be focusing on classes to prepare you to communicate the Gospel through a variety of methods. In addition to the general education core, you will be studying a variety of the biblical texts, theology, and communications classes. For a complete list, skim through the list below.
<em>Introduction to Communication</em>
The course introduces the process of communication as a critical element in human relationship and society, and examines various aspects of communication: information processing, interpersonal communication in dyadic relationships and small groups, organizational communication, and mass communication.
<em>Introduction to Sociology</em>
The course introduces the basic concepts of the discipline and major theories of social behavior. Factors underlying the formation and function of society, group life, social institution and processes are studied. Additionally, various current social problems are analyzed from a biblical world view.
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.
Meet the Discipleship Department advisor. Ms. Barb Deaton will be glad to answer any questions you may have regarding the program. Otherwise, request more information to get in touch with our admissions team.