Dallas Christian College

Established in 1950 Dallas Christian College stands as a testament to faith and education. Its story begins with a meeting of forty Texas church leaders. They envisioned a Bible college to train future ministers. This vision materialized on September 12 1950. Dallas Christian College opened its doors. It started in downtown Dallas. The college soon expanded. It moved to its current location in Farmers Branch. This twenty-two-acre campus reflects its growth. Over five thousand students have attended Dallas Christian College. Graduates serve in ministries across the nation and the world. The college has seen many dedicated leaders. These individuals served as presidents trustees faculty and staff. Vernon M Newland served twice as president. Other notable presidents include J Thomas Segroves and Brian D Smith the current president. Dallas Christian College offers associate’s and bachelor’s degrees. Its curriculum blends Bible studies with professional and general education courses. The college offers different learning formats. These include traditional classes online learning and FLEXCampus. This flexible program caters to non-traditional students. In 2003 the State of Texas authorized DCC to offer alternative teacher certification. This program ACCESS later evolved into the current Alternative Certification Program ACP. The Bachelor of Science in Education and Bible meets state certification requirements. It also fulfills the Association of Christian Schools International ACSI standards. Dallas Christian College emphasizes Christian service. Students participate in volunteer work internships and ministry. Kingdom Week a missions-emphasis week is a highlight. It involves trips to various locations for students. Dallas Christian College’s choir is renowned. It tours churches across the country. In 2006 it even performed with Southern Methodist University’s Meadows Choir at the Morton H Meyerson Symphony Center. The college’s athletic teams the Crusaders compete in the NCCAA. They participate in basketball soccer volleyball baseball cross country and golf. Dallas Christian College continues to adapt to the needs of a diverse student body. It remains committed to training leaders for churches and Christian organizations worldwide. It strives to build God’s kingdom.