Life can take unexpected turns, something Barb Farrow knows personally. She was with her husband, Casper, on the day he opened the doors for the first service at Grace Community Wesleyan Church in Buffalo, NY. Barb and Casper served together through the nearly four...
Growing up on the mission field in Bolivia and Honduras, Esther Leininger always wanted to be a missionary. After graduating from Kingswood in 2014, Esther now uses her BA in Christian School Education and minor in Global Missions to teach English in Nauta, Peru, as...
Completing your ministry degree while working won’t be easy. However, if you’ve made the decision to go back to school and fulfil your purpose within the field of vocational ministry, you’re already heading two steps in the right direction. With the right level of...
Do you have a passion for serving others and a desire to see people grow in their faith? A career in vocational or bi-vocational ministry may be right for you. Within the fields of vocational ministry, you’ll be working in a Christian organizational setting,...
Servant Leadership at its Best This year marks 60 years since Dr. Laurel D. Buckingham–a farm boy convinced he was a failure in everything from farming to athletics to academics–graduated from what is now Kingswood University. When it comes to “Dr....
“ . . . and because he was a tentmaker as they were, he stayed and worked with them.” (Acts 18:3) Tentmaking ministry is at least as old as the apostle Paul who worked with his hands while he planted churches and discipled. These days, bi-vocational ministry is...
Featured Stories Meet Our Alumni – Neil Horner Dr. Allen Lee- Interim VP for Academic Affairs “Strongest Knees I Know”- Rev. Dr. Kenneth Gorveatte Ally McCraken – First Generation Kingswood Student When Kingswood is a World Away...
Featured Stories Get Into Jesus – Brent Ingersoll Honduras – 2022 Congratulations – Mike Tapper Following God’s Lead – David Klob Love Needs Action – Monika (Whynacht) Cook...
It was a five-thousand-piece puzzle of a windmill in the Netherlands. It sat on the table at the edge of the family room on a little card table. As people had time, they would put in some pieces; sometimes just a few, other times a hundred or more. The pieces were...
What to do in and around Sussex Due to its location atop a hill in Sussex overlooking a gently flowing river, our students can be very content. But, when a student longs to do more than sit by the river or skate on our frozen pond, the quaint town of Sussex has much...
