Equipping Servant Leaders - Kingswood University

13/04/2018in News, Uncategorized
Kingswood University Launches Kingswood Extended with Flame and Correspondence Course Programs
In response to the growing demand for ministry education at all levels in convenient formats, Kingswood University is delighted to announce Kingswood Extended. Kingswood Extended is an initiative that allows for the delivery of ministry education at any level – certificate, undergraduate, graduate – through any available means of delivery – off-sit...
25/10/2017in News
Encounter Youth Rally A Huge Success!
This October 13-14 2017, Kingswood University held their Encounter weekend youth rally here on campus. They had high school students come from as far away as Pennsylvania. ...
20/10/2017in News
Making God Famous
Each year, Kingswood University sends out a group of students from their Evangelism and Compassion program, who minister in the knitty and gritty places of New York City. God often uses them in mighty ways to reach people for Him....
08/09/2017in News
Witnessing God’s Healing Power for the First Time!
Fourth year B.A. in Ministry student Caleb MacCallum has learned to always be obedient to the Holy Spirit, no matter where that may take him. He had the opportunity to help lead Kingswood University’s Ecclesia* team this summer. Caleb’s most memorable moment came from Ecclesia’s trip to Toronto. He acknowledges, “I look back, and I...

06/01/2018in Stephen Lennox, Uncategorized
What I’ve Been Reading: J. D. Greear, Gaining by Losing: Why the Future Belongs to Churches that Send (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2015).
At a recent denominational meeting, we were given Gaining by Losing by J. D. Greear (@jdgreear). Lead pastor of The Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham (@SummitRDU), Greear writes as a highly effective ministry practitioner with a Ph.D. in systematic theology. The combination of scholarly theological education and ministry passion helps explain...
23/11/2017in Stephen Lennox
What I’ve Been Reading: Lawson W. Murray, Bible Engagement Basics: Read, Reflect Remember, Respond (Pickering, ON: Scripture Union, 2017).
If a recent Lifeway survey is correct, Bible engagement among Christians is in sorry shape. Among their findings: only 20% of church-goers read the Bible daily, less than half read it weekly, and 20% don’t read it at all. Murray, president of Scripture Union Canada, writes to change this sorry state of affairs. He begins...