At the Brown Trail School of Preaching we have very strong convictions regarding the truth. They are firmly rooted in the inspired and eternal word of God.  The Bible itself is the only complete “statement of belief” to which anyone should cling and we at Brown Trail are committed to teach, uphold, and defend.

Our mission at the West Virginia School of Preaching is to save souls by training men to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. (2 Timothy 2:2) Our capable faculty of preachers and teachers carry out this mission by providing two rigorous years of study which develop the student’s comprehensive understanding of God's Word. In addition to our extensive curriculum, students also receive preaching assignments at area congregations, which give them the experience they need to pursue both missionary and located work after graduation. All aspects of the school’s ministry are overseen by the elders of the Hillview Terrace Church of Christ.

ETSPM opened its doors in February 1971. That means that our Fall 2010 entrants were the 40th full year of classes here. In nearly four decades of teaching, training and preparing men to serve the Lord, hundreds of students have completed our course of study. Those men and their families are serving the Lord’s church around the world in foreign mission works and many local works, both in public preaching and personal evangelism.

It is the desire and intent of this school to send forth men who love the Lord into the fields of labor, and who will always be set for the defense and proclamation of the gospel of Christ. Effort will always be made to conduct this school in a manner worthy of the confidence and support of those who love the truth.

The Southwest School of Bible Studies is a part of the overall work of the Southwest church of Christ in Austin, Texas. Southwest began operations in September 1978 in fulfillment of 2 Timothy 2:2, "And the things that you have heard from me among many witnesses, commit these to faithful men who will be able to teach others also." The school operates, therefore, under the direction of the Southwest eldership and under the director whom the elders have appointed. The director has the responsibility of carrying out the educational organization and regular administrative affairs of the school. As our school motto indicates, our purpose as an educational institution is "To Know Jesus, and to Make Him Known," an aspiration we embrace conscientiously.

WBI has a single purpose of preparing God’s people with the Gospel of Christ to reach the whole world one graduate at a time!

At Abilene Christian University, our passionate search for all of God’s truth is so important and immense that it requires all of us. Whether you take classes on campus or online, you’ll find ACU’s programs allow you to not only open doors to new opportunities, but open arms to embrace your classmates’ unique perspectives.

At Lipscomb, what you learn and what you believe go hand in hand. As you develop a strong foundation of academic knowledge and professional know-how, you’ll also develop a deeper connection to your faith, your community and your world. You bring the commitment and curiosity; we’ll prepare you to put them to good use.

The mission of Freed-Hardeman University is to help students develop their God-given talents for His glory by empowering them with an education that integrates Christian faith, scholarship and service.

Harding University is a private Christian institution of higher education committed to the tradition of the liberal arts and sciences. It is composed of the following academic units: a College of Allied Health, a College of Arts and Humanities, a College of Bible and Ministry, a College of Business Administration, a College of Education, a College of Nursing, a College of Pharmacy, a College of Sciences; and graduate and professional programs in business, education, marriage and family therapy, ministry, pharmacy, physician assistant studies, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, and theology. The University serves a diverse, coeducational student body from across the United States and around the world, although the primary constituency for students and financial support is the fellowship of the churches of Christ. The board of trustees, the administration and the faculty believe that the freedom to pursue truth and high academic achievement is compatible with the Christian principles to which the University is committed. The faculty is dedicated to excellence in teaching, scholarship and service, and to their role as models of Christian living. The University community seeks to provide an environment that both supports students and challenges them to realize their full potential. Thus, Harding's mission is to provide a quality education that will lead to an understanding and philosophy of life consistent with Christian ideals.

Academic Achievements
With more than 65 undergraduate majors, a Scholars Colloquium, and an Honors Program, LCU has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a Top 20 Comprehensive College in the Western Region.
Foundation of Faith
At LCU, everything is based on faith. From the first week that freshmen step on campus, they are learning not only academically, but also spiritually. Whether you choose the tradition of Praise Choir or step up and lead in BLUR, at LCU your character will form the foundation for your success.

At Ohio Valley University, we seek to transform lives in a Christ-centered academic community that integrates higher learning, biblical faith, and service to God and humanity.
Ohio Valley University seeks to accomplish this mission by building on these pillars:
Spirituality: Is it holy? We recognize God’s providence, and we emphasize spiritual growth in all curricular, co-curricular, and student life activities
Scholarship: Does it stimulate my intellect? We recognize God as the source of all knowledge and wisdom, and we cultivate a foundation of scholarship and competencies that lead to life-long learning
Service: Does it make a difference? We recognize Jesus’ model for service, and we provide opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to service local, national, and global communities
Stewardship: Is it responsible? We recognize God’s provision, and we guide OVU’s constituents to properly steward relationships, the environment, and resources

“Home is where you learn. Home is where you grow. Home is where you take some risks. Home is where you connect. Home prepares you to go out into the world. It prepares you to make a living, but more importantly, it prepares you to make a life. Oklahoma Christian University is home.” - John deSteiguer, President of Oklahoma Christian University