Every gift truly makes a difference!

Your generosity and faithful giving to our annual Spring Campaign is vital, directly impacting our ability to deliver high quality, Christian university education. Without each and every member of our community, the landscape of Christian higher education in Canada would be vastly different.
 
Your support helps keep Christian post-secondary education an affordable option and gives more students the opportunity to experience King's. Your gifts also enable this university to keep up with continually developing technologies, and ensures practical and serviceable facilities for all students. Your commitment to our students and King's mission to provide “university education that inspires and equips learners to bring renewal and reconciliation to every walk of life as followers of Jesus Christ, the Servant-King” is extremely important. Every gift truly makes a difference!
 
Thank you to those who have generously supported this year's campaign. If you would still like to support the Spring Campaign, please consider doing so today! To donate you can mail your gift to The King's University College, or you can use our new online donation service.

Printable version of Spring Campaign donation form

The following is a testimonial that was written by a member of our alumni and a current King's Board member, Nelly Sinclair. Nelly presented it in her church and agreed to share it with the entire King's community.

FROM AN ALUMNI:

 When I graduated from high school 25 years ago, The King's University College was just beginning, but I was not interested. My greatest ambition was to spend the next year as far from home as possible in order to see as much of the world as I could, so off I went to Holland to spend a year living with relatives and attending a bible school. This was my first choice, and it turned out okay.
 
The second year I figured I needed to get serious about getting educated and so I enrolled at the University of Manitoba in the school of Music. During this year I had my first exposure to intelligent, evangelistic atheists: people who didn't believe in God at all, and were well able to defend their position, and even convince others of the validity of atheism. I also experienced for the first time discrimination by a professor because of my faith background. I never even mentioned my faith, but knowing my Christian background and Christian school attendance was enough. I must admit I was shocked to sit in a music history class and hear the professor go on and on about how JS Bach and Handel were not really Christian, despite much undeniable evidence to the contrary.
 
All in all my second year and 2nd choice for education shook up me and my faith quite a bit and I had many, many questions and doubts about whether one could even be intelligent and be a Christian.
 
By this time I'd heard more about King's and even had a friend attend. I decided to apply with the express purpose of giving my faith one last try. I decided that if King's couldn't answer the myriad of questions I had and help me to intelligently defend my faith, I would dump it.
 
Today I'm an active, professing Christian, which means that King's delivered. King's personal attention by the professors and the core program that exposes the student to a broad spectrum of studies, and confronts head on the modern worldview with Christian truth, was exactly what I was looking for. I graduated from The King's University College with a Bachelor of Arts in Music, but more significantly with a handle on my faith that could now impact the world. After being last choice, King's became the best choice.
 
I am telling you this story because it is the time of year when King's does its spring fund raising campaign. The King's University College relies on its supporters for nearly 20% of its operating budget. King's is fighting to keep its tuition affordable for students in a time of government cutbacks and an economic downturn. King's needs you. But as a community of Christians we also need King's to prepare future Christian leaders in all walks of life.   Please support King’s. You can donate now or you can send your gift to the Development Office at King’s.

Thank you,
Nelly Sinclair
Board of Governors Member from Iron Springs, Alberta
Bachelor of Arts in Music ’90
The King’s University College