Judson Bible College & Seminary is a division of Judson Education Center, Inc. and has been recognized as a tax-exempt non-stock corporation in Maryland since 2013. Judson Education Center, aka Judson Bible College & Seminary (JECBC), has been tax-exempt under the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 501 (c) (3) since 2014. Judson Education Center, Inc. has been registered with the Secretary of State of Maryland as a Charitable Organization (Registered No. 24699) since 2015.
Our Purpose
Advancing Theological and Cultural Education Across Cultures
Mission
To produce well-trained ministers, leaders, and educators to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ Across Cultures.
Vision
To see believers equipped to share their faith and disciple neighbors in cross-cultural settings.
Educational Options
BA in Theology and Practice (BA in KCT 30 credits at Kairos University/ORL/NBT) 120 Credits*
GED – General Education, BHT—Bible, History, Theology, APT—Applied Theology, BTP—Bible, Theology and Practice, BIT—Bible Translation, MOL—Ministry Organizational Leadership, NBT—Neighborhood Transformation, KBI – Kairos Biblical Interpretation, KCT—Kairos Competency Based Theology.
This major integrates foundational liberal arts studies with integrated Bible, history, and theology and applies them in practice. Having established the integration of these perspectives, the students will then concentrate on an advanced, in-depth examination of the interaction of God and His people throughout Scripture. This JECBC—Kairos B.A. in Theology and Practice degree requires 120 Credits and at least a 2.0 GPA for graduation.
On July 14, 2019, after some discussion with JBC's Founding President, Chief Executive Officer, and Board, its representative, Dr. Thuam Cin Khai, authorized the Formation of Judson Bible College Malaysia (JBCM) to carry on the same spirit and vision of JBC USA.
The founding leaders of JBCM are Michael Moey (Kuala Lumpur International Friends Fellowship, KLIFF) and Mung Khat (Malaysia Siyin Church, MSC). JBCM is run by a Board of migrant workers, refugees, and local evangelical Christians.
