A Season of Growth and Global Vision at Kingdom School of Divinity
- Omar Liles D.Min BCMHC MHFA CD

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Spring–Summer 2026 Newsletter Highlight
Kingdom School of Divinity is stepping boldly into Spring and Summer 2026 with fresh energy, expanded faculty, and transformative new learning opportunities. As a Christ-centered, gospel-rooted institution, KSD continues its mission to equip leaders for faithful service, thoughtful scholarship, and meaningful engagement with the world.
🌱 Spring Term Highlight
Evangelism and Spiritual Warfare
Taught by Dr. Keith Wilks, President
Student Project & Research Coordination: Rev. Brenda Dowdell, M.Div.
This powerful Spring Term module offers students a broad yet deeply theological exploration of evangelism and spiritual warfare. The course examines the Bible’s narrative of the cosmic conflict introduced through the disobedience of the devil and humankind, while equipping students to understand evangelism as both proclamation and spiritual engagement. With academic rigor and pastoral insight, students will be guided through research and practical projects designed to integrate theology with real-world ministry.
☀️ Summer Term Opportunities
Introduction to Community Chaplaincy Workshop
Rev. Brenda Dowdell, M.Div
Professor of Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care
2-Part Workshop Series
This interactive summer workshop introduces chaplaincy as both a calling and a professional discipline. Grounded in humility, service, and emotional-spiritual awareness, participants will explore the foundations of community chaplaincy and its relevance in today’s diverse contexts. This workshop is ideal for those discerning chaplaincy, expanding their pastoral presence, or engaging in community-based ministry.
Workshop
Introduction of Community Chaplaincy Workshop
Instructor: Rev Brenda Dowdell, M.Div
Thursday March 26 & Friday 27
2-Part Series
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Fall Term:
Course: Conversation and Calling
Monday: Sept 14- December 14
This engaging Summer Term course invites students into a global exploration of Christianity’s development across cultures, regions, and historical movements. Dr. Bantu brings scholarly depth and global perspective, helping students see Christianity not as a Western phenomenon alone, but as a vibrant, worldwide faith shaped by diverse peoples and traditions.
World History of Christianity
Dr. Vince Bantu, Ph.D
Professor of Urban Apologetics and Church History
🗓 Mondays | 7:00 PM | April 20 – June 8
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🌾 Continuing Education & Community Engagement
KSD is excited to announce the return of the Sowing the Seeds Workshop, which will be hosted three times a year. These workshops are designed to nurture faith, leadership, and practical ministry skills. Event locations will be announced soon—stay tuned!
🤝 Faculty Expansion & Strategic Leadership
Kingdom School of Divinity is honored to be a member of the Association of Churches of Christ the King, strengthening our shared commitment to sound doctrine, spiritual formation, and collaborative ministry.
We are especially pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Don Davis as Adjunct Professor of Urban Ministry and Director of Credentialing. Dr. Davis is the founder of the Association of Churches of Christ the King and the Torchbearers Institute, and a nationally respected voice in urban ministry formation. He has authored numerous books, curricula, and study resources designed to equip urban leaders, including the Capstone Curriculum and TUMI’s premiere 16-module distance education seminary program. His leadership and legacy of equipping servant-leaders greatly enrich the vision and academic depth of KSD.
Alongside Dr. Davis, we are also grateful to welcome Rev. Brenda Dowdell and Dr. Vince Bantu to the KSD faculty. Their pastoral insight, scholarly excellence, and global perspectives mark an exciting new chapter in our academic community.
Spring and Summer 2026 promise to be seasons of learning, growth, and Kingdom impact at Kingdom School of Divinity. We invite you to join us as we continue sowing seeds for the Kingdom—locally and globally.
Adjunct Professor in Urban Ministry and Director of Credentialing
Rev. Dr. Don Davis, Ph.D
Spring and Summer 2026 promise to be seasons of learning, growth, and Kingdom impact at Kingdom School of Divinity. We invite you to join us as we continue sowing seeds for the Kingdom—locally and globally.








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