A Fresh Wind of the Spirit
The past few years have been a refining time for The King’s University. The challenges of COVID and a season of disruption and leadership transition could have drained hope, but instead became the soil of renewal. Just as God breathed life into the valley in Ezekiel’s vision, He is breathing life into The King’s, restoring confidence and renewing our commitment to form Spirit-empowered leaders. Together with partners like you, we rise with fresh vision, a strengthened mission, and trust in the God who continues to breathe life into this university.
Below is a glimpse of how a fresh wind of the Spirit is moving. Students are being deeply formed for Spirit-empowered life and leadership on campus and online. Our visual identity and mission have been renewed, events are building momentum and connection, accreditation reaffirmed, and campus resources continue to grow. These stories reflect the fruit of your partnership and tangible evidence that we are rising with renewed purpose.
Thank you for your faithfulness. Because of your prayers, generosity, and belief in The King’s University, a fresh wind of the Spirit continues to bring life, hope, and transformation to our students and the Church they serve. The future is full of promise, and we are grateful to pursue it together.
With gratitude,
Dr. Irini Fambro
President, The King’s University
RENEWED VISION & IDENTITY
This year, The King’s University launched a refreshed visual identity that brings renewed clarity to who we are and why we exist. The update reflects a unified expression of our mission and vision across every platform and partnership. Our new mission statement captures this focus:
The King’s University integrates Biblical education and practical ministry to shape individuals who follow Jesus, serve His Church, and are sent to impact the world.
The refreshed brand is helping us communicate more clearly and consistently as we continue to grow in reach, impact, and purpose.
STUDENT LIFE & LEARNING:
Students Have Been Called to The King's.
Fall 2025 Enrollment
Students Stepped Into Their Calling
Spring 2025 Graduates
Equipping Leaders at Every Level
$562,646
Awarded in Scholarships IN 2025
%
of Students are Choosing to Stay, Grow, and Thrive at The King’s.
Equipping Leaders On Campus and Online
MEET BRANDI:
ALUMNI FEATURE
Every graduate of The King’s leaves this place with more than a degree. They are forever marked as carriers of our legacy and ambassadors of our mission. We take great joy in highlighting stories of our Spirit-formed alumni whose lives and leadership reflect what it means to follow Jesus, serve His Church, and impact the world. This story represents countless examples of Kingdom impact that is made possible through your generosity.
WEEKLY CHAPEL
Students gather for worship every Wednesday at 11am (CST) during the school year.
Each chapel ends in prayer circles where we invite the Holy Spirit to move, encourage one another, and respond to God’s work in our lives.
Past Speakers Have Included:
Pastor Dr. Daniel Floyd
Dr. Irini Fambro
Dr. David Cole
Holly Wagner
Randy Beggs
Dr. Jon Huntzinger
Dr. Dan Call
Doug Andersen
Dr. Linda Hoover
%
of The King’s Seminary student body represents MJS
WORSHIP ARTS
The King’s is currently equipping
Spirit-formed worship leaders to serve and strengthen His Church
This Fall, TKU Worship dropped their first ever single!
Holy, Holy (Have Your Glory)
LIBRARY UPDATES
In 2025, The King’s University Acquired the HaKesher Collection:
Volumes of Jewish-Christian Theology
This year, The King’s Library received a major upgrade, transforming how students and faculty discover and access information. The new system streamlines research, enhances search capabilities, and opens the door to thousands of digital resources, making it easier than ever for learners to find what they need for study, teaching, and ministry.
FUNDRAISING EVENTS
SWING FOR THE KINGS
In 2025, The King’s University hosted its inaugural Swing for The King’s event, a family-friendly evening at Topgolf that brought together friends and supporters for fun and purpose. Guests enjoyed a catered buffet, music, golf play and prizes. The event raised $42,000 in support of the mission of The King’s University, making it a joyful success and the beginning of a new annual tradition.
EVENING AT THE KING’S
The King’s University celebrated its signature gala, Evening at The King’s, honoring Christine Caine as the recipient of the Jack W. Hayford Lifetime Achievement Award. Guests enjoyed an elegant dinner, inspiring presentations, and a powerful evening celebrating God’s faithfulness and the mission of The King’s. Together, sponsors and guests helped raise more than $500,000 to advance the university’s vision and support students pursuing their calling.
A Fresh Wind of the Spirit
The past few years have been a refining time for The King’s University. The challenges of COVID and a season of disruption and leadership transition could have drained hope, but instead became the soil of renewal. Just as God breathed life into the valley in Ezekiel’s vision, He is breathing life into The King’s again, restoring confidence and renewing our commitment to form Spirit-empowered leaders. Together with partners like you, we rise with fresh vision, a strengthened mission, and trust in the God who continues to breathe life into this university.
Below is a glimpse of how a fresh wind of the Spirit is moving. Students are being deeply formed for Spirit-empowered life and leadership on campus and online. Our visual identity and mission have been renewed, events are building momentum and connection, accreditation reaffirmed, and campus resources continue to grow. These stories reflect the fruit of your partnership and tangible evidence that we are rising with renewed purpose.
Thank you for your faithfulness. Because of your prayers, generosity, and belief in The King’s University, a fresh wind of the Spirit continues to bring life, hope, and transformation to our students and the Church they serve. The future is full of promise, and we are grateful to pursue it together.
With gratitude,
Dr. Irini Fambro
President, The King’s University
RENEWED VISION & IDENTITY
This year, The King’s University launched a refreshed visual identity that brings renewed clarity to who we are and why we exist. The update reflects a unified expression of our mission and vision across every platform and partnership. Our new mission statement captures this focus:
The King’s University integrates Biblical education and practical ministry to shape individuals who follow Jesus, serve His Church, and are sent to impact the world.
The refreshed brand is helping us communicate more clearly and consistently as we continue to grow in reach, impact, and purpose.
STUDENT LIFE & LEARNING:
Students Have Been Called to The King's.
Fall 2025 Enrollment
Students Stepped Into Their Calling
Spring 2025 Graduates
Equipping Leaders at Every Level
%
of Students are Choosing to Stay, Grow, and Thrive at The King’s.
Equipping Leaders On Campus and Online
$562,646
Awarded in Scholarships IN 2025
MEET BRANDI:
ALUMNI FEATURE
Every graduate of The King’s leaves this place with more than a degree. They are forever marked as carriers of our legacy and ambassadors of our mission. We take great joy in highlighting stories of our Spirit-formed alumni whose lives and leadership reflect what it means to follow Jesus, serve His Church, and impact the world. This story represents countless examples of Kingdom impact that is made possible through your generosity.
WEEKLY CHAPEL
Students gather for worship every Wednesday at 11am (CST) during the school year.
Each chapel ends in prayer circles where we invite the Holy Spirit to move, encourage one another, and respond to God’s work in our lives.
Past Speakers Have Included:
Pastor Dr. Daniel Floyd
Dr. Irini Fambro
Dr. David Cole
Holly Wagner
Eric Scott
Randy Beggs
Dr. Jon Huntzinger
Dr. Dan Call
Doug Andersen
Dr. Linda Hoover
%
of The King’s Seminary student body represents MJS
WORSHIP ARTS
The King’s is currently equipping
Spirit-formed worship leaders to serve and strengthen His Church
This Fall, TKU Worship dropped their first ever single!
Holy, Holy (Have Your Glory)
LIBRARY UPDATES
In 2025, The King’s University Acquired the HaKesher Collection:
Volumes of Jewish-Christian Theology
This year, The King’s Library received a major upgrade, transforming how students and faculty discover and access information. The new system streamlines research, enhances search capabilities, and opens the door to thousands of digital resources, making it easier than ever for learners to find what they need for study, teaching, and ministry.
FUNDRAISING EVENTS
SWING FOR THE KINGS
In 2025, The King’s University hosted its inaugural Swing for The King’s event, a family-friendly evening at Topgolf that brought together friends and supporters for fun and purpose. Guests enjoyed a catered buffet, music, golf play and prizes. The event raised $42,000 in support of the mission of The King’s University, making it a joyful success and the beginning of a new annual tradition.
EVENING AT THE KING’S
The King’s University celebrated its signature gala, Evening at The King’s, honoring Christine Caine as the recipient of the Jack W. Hayford Lifetime Achievement Award. Guests enjoyed an elegant dinner, inspiring presentations, and a powerful evening celebrating God’s faithfulness and the mission of The King’s. Together, sponsors and guests helped raise more than $500,000 to advance the university’s vision and support students pursuing their calling.
A Fresh Wind of the Spirit
The past few years have been a refining time for The King’s University. The challenges of COVID and a season of disruption and leadership transition could have drained hope, but instead became the soil of renewal. Just as God breathed life into the valley in Ezekiel’s vision, He is breathing life into The King’s again, restoring confidence and renewing our commitment to form Spirit-empowered leaders. Together with partners like you, we rise with fresh vision, a strengthened mission, and trust in the God who continues to breathe life into this university.
Below is a glimpse of how a fresh wind of the Spirit is moving. Students are being deeply formed for Spirit-empowered life and leadership on campus and online. Our visual identity and mission have been renewed, events are building momentum and connection, accreditation reaffirmed, and campus resources continue to grow. These stories reflect the fruit of your partnership and tangible evidence that we are rising with renewed purpose.
Thank you for your faithfulness. Because of your prayers, generosity, and belief in The King’s University, a fresh wind of the Spirit continues to bring life, hope, and transformation to our students and the Church they serve. The future is full of promise, and we are grateful to pursue it together.
With gratitude,
Dr. Irini Fambro
President, The King’s University
RENEWED VISION & IDENTITY
This year, The King’s University launched a refreshed visual identity that brings renewed clarity to who we are and why we exist. The update reflects a unified expression of our mission and vision across every platform and partnership. Our new mission statement captures this focus:
The King’s University integrates Biblical education and practical ministry to shape individuals who follow Jesus, serve His Church, and are sent to impact the world.
The refreshed brand is helping us communicate more clearly and consistently as we continue to grow in reach, impact, and purpose.
STUDENT LIFE & LEARNING:
Students Have Been Called to The King's.
Fall 2025 Enrollment
Students Stepped Into Their Calling
Spring 2025 Graduates
Equipping Leaders at Every Level
%
of Students are Choosing to Stay, Grow, and Thrive at The King’s.
Equipping Leaders On Campus and Online
$562,646
Awarded in Scholarships IN 2025
MEET BRANDI:
ALUMNI FEATURE
Every graduate of The King’s leaves this place with more than a degree. They are forever marked as carriers of our legacy and ambassadors of our mission. We take great joy in highlighting stories of our Spirit-formed alumni whose lives and leadership reflect what it means to follow Jesus, serve His Church, and impact the world. This story represents countless examples of Kingdom impact that is made possible through your generosity.
WEEKLY CHAPEL
Students gather for worship every Wednesday at 11am (CST) during the school year.
Each chapel ends in prayer circles where we invite the Holy Spirit to move, encourage one another, and respond to God’s work in our lives.
Past Speakers Have Included:
Pastor Dr. Daniel Floyd
Dr. Irini Fambro
Dr. David Cole
Holly Wagner
Randy Beggs
Dr. Jon Huntzinger
Dr. Dan Call
Doug Andersen
Dr. Linda Hoover
%
of The King’s Seminary student body represents MJS
WORSHIP ARTS
The King’s is currently equipping
Spirit-formed worship leaders to serve and strengthen His Church
This Fall, TKU Worship dropped their first ever single!
Holy, Holy (Have Your Glory)
LIBRARY UPDATES
In 2025, The King’s University Acquired the HaKesher Collection:
Volumes of Jewish-Christian Theology
This year, The King’s Library received a major upgrade, transforming how students and faculty discover and access information. The new system streamlines research, enhances search capabilities, and opens the door to thousands of digital resources, making it easier than ever for learners to find what they need for study, teaching, and ministry.
FUNDRAISING EVENTS
SWING FOR THE KINGS
In 2025, The King’s University hosted its inaugural Swing for The King’s event, a family-friendly evening at Topgolf that brought together friends and supporters for fun and purpose. Guests enjoyed a catered buffet, music, golf play and prizes. The event raised $42,000 in support of the mission of The King’s University, making it a joyful success and the beginning of a new annual tradition.
EVENING AT THE KING’S
The King’s University celebrated its signature gala, Evening at The King’s, honoring Christine Caine as the recipient of the Jack W. Hayford Lifetime Achievement Award. Guests enjoyed an elegant dinner, inspiring presentations, and a powerful evening celebrating God’s faithfulness and the mission of The King’s. Together, sponsors and guests helped raise more than $500,000 to advance the university’s vision and support students pursuing their calling.