Servants for the
Church and World
Campbellsville University
Mission and Core Values
Our mission is to produce servants for the church and
world, those who do not look to be served but to serve
others (Mark 10:45). This is the fruitful life to which
Christ calls us.
Servants for the church and world are
men and women who are . . .
Passionately
Evangelistic
Those who know and tell the Good News of what God has done in
Jesus Christ. Learn how to powerfully combine His story with
your story.
Rooted in the
Biblical Story
Those rooted in God’s true and transformative Word. Grow in your
ability to understand and teach the inspired Word.
Church
Connected
Those who are salt and light in God’s family. Find vital connections in worship and service among the body of believers
Servant
Leaders
Those who have responded to the call to kingdom leadership.
Learn the power of service in
Jesus’s name.
Spiritual
Entrepreneurs
Those who are energized by the possibilities of what God’s people can do together. Balance faithfulness to the ancient story and discover new expressions of ministry.
Partners in an
Enduring Fellowship
Those who have forged faithful partnerships for ministry. Take your place among faculty and alumni, trusted resources for life.
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How Can I Help the School of Theology?
Servants for the church and world
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Cameron Talbot
(Christian Missions, 2014), along with wife, Eden, founding
directors of OakLife School of Orphan Care; train and pastor
orphanage workers (Chapala, Mexico;oak-life.org)
Caleb Wigginton
(Pastoral Ministries, 2018), Minister
of Teaching & Discipleship,
Cornerstone Community Church
(Louisville, KY); Student Pastor, First Baptist Church (London, KY)
(2018-23)
Meg Brown
(Educational Ministries, 2016), Minister to Children, Dawson
Family of Faith (Birmingham, AL;
dawsonchurch.org); Assoc. Children’s Director, Porter
Memorial Baptist Church (Lexington, KY; 2018-2019); Kids
Camps+Event Team, LifeWay Christian Resources (Nashville,
TN; 2016-17)
Ethan Bernauer
(Marriage & Family Ministry, 2021; Marriage & Family Therapy, 2023),
Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, Kentucky Counseling
Center
Chapman Bean
(Pastoral Ministries, 2018), Church Planter/Pastor, Heartland
Community Church (Campbellsville, KY); Southland
Christian Church Special Needs/High School Pastor
(Lexington, KY; 2018-23)
Nickolas Turner
(Master of Theology, 2024), High School Bible Teacher, Christian Academy of Louisville (English
Station Campus); 7th Grade Boys Basketball Head Coach, and
Varsity Assistant Track Coach
The History
From its beginning in 1906, Christian faith and ministry constituted the heart of the Russell Creek Academy, with Bible instruction an inseparable part of the curriculum. Almost 120 years later, the School of Theology is a part of a vibrant Christian liberal arts institution with rich, historical Baptist roots and a welcoming. environment for everyone that names the name of Jesus Christ.
The School of Theology, originating as the BibleDepartment of Campbellsville Junior College (1925), was established in 1998 and now enrolls over 300 students at the baccalaureate and graduate levels. These men and women who are responding tot he call to serve Christ are being equipped for ministry in a variety of programs, fromBiblical Studies to Missions, from Marriage & Family Ministries to Pastoral Ministries.
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelors programs (120 hrs.)
• Biblical Studies
• Christian Ministry
• Christian Missions
• Educational Ministries
• Leadership and Missions
• Marriage and Family Ministry
• Pastoral Ministries
Certificate in
Christian Ministry
(27 hrs.)
Associate in
Christian Studies
(62 hrs.)
Online programs specifically:
online.campbellsville.edu
To connect by phone:
Admissions (270) 789-5000
School of Theology (270) 789-5029
Graduate Programs
Master of Divinity
(75 hrs.): choose 1 of 3
tracks: Missions &
Ministry Leadership,
Biblical Studies, Pastoral
Care & Chaplaincy
Master of Theology
(30 hrs.): choose from
1 of 3 emphases: Biblical,
Leadership, Theological
Master of Marriage &
Family Therapy
(60 hrs.) COAMFTE
national accreditation
To connect by phone:
MDiv and MTh Program
(270) 789-5029
​MMFT Program
(502) 753-0264 (Ext. 6016)
For more info:
online.campbellsville.edu
Scholarships
We have multiple scholarship opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students.
We could not carry on the mission of producing servants for the church and world, if not for
the gifts of many faithful churches, families, and individuals over the years. These gifts continue
to bear fruit for our students and for the kingdom of Christ. We have multiple scholarship
opportunities for both undergraduate and
graduate students.
A Word from School
of Theology Faculty
We are thankful for the long heritage of preparing men and women for service to the church and world that is at the heart of Campbellsville University. Students are taught by men and women who love Jesus and his kingdom. If you want to find ways to partner with us.