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AboutThe King’s University is an accredited, Spirit-filled, evangelical university based in the heart of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex.
AdmissionsThe King’s University is located in Southlake, Texas, in the heart of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex near DFW International Airport. Within minutes of our campus you’ll find a world filled with the amenities of a large metropolitan area.
AcademicsIn fulfillment of our mission statement to prepare effective leaders and Christ-like servants, academic advisement is a service provided for our students to assist them in successfully completing their degree requirements in a timely and sequential manner.
Student LifeTKU Student Life is committed to providing a vibrant atmosphere for students to connect with God and each other.
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About TKU

About TKU

The King’s University (TKU) is an accredited, Spirit-empowered, evangelical university located in Southlake, Texas. TKU offers students a complete educational experience by combining higher education with practical ministry experience within dynamic local churches. This complete educational experience prepares and equips students to serve in the local church, the marketplace and around the world.

Dr. Jack Hayford, founder and chancellor emeritus of The King’s University, and Pastor Robert Morris, lead senior pastor of Gateway Church, have cultivated a unique partnership, in that Dr. Hayford serves as an apostolic elder of Gateway Church, and Pastor Robert currently serves as the chancellor for The King’s University. Dr. Hayford and Pastor Robert share the value of excellence and professionalism in their vision to train men and women for the work of the Kingdom wherever God gives them influence. This shared vision led to the creation of The King’s University at Gateway Church.

TKU’s dynamic learning environment and Spirit-empowered community enable its students to learn, develop skills and talents, and grow in relationships with fellow students, faculty, and with the Lord.

TKU Stories

Juan Maureira

Alumnus

“I remember God showing me a vision of an hourglass, and telling me, ‘Your time is up. Are you ready…

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Danica Henry

Graduate Student

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Katelynn Sparks

Undergraduate Student

As someone who first graced the stage at the age of three and began leading worship in kid’s church by…

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Blake Sharp

Undergraduate Student

As the saying goes, When one door closes, another opens. Blake Sharp’s life is one that has been marked by…

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Joy Cromer

Alumna

God’s direction often comes when we least expect it. For Joy Cromer, that moment came during one of the most…

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Kristey Simmons

Graduate Student

If you asked those closest to her, What is one word that best describes Kristey Simmons?, many would say confident….

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Nathan Nkhama

Graduate Student

Nathan Nkhama is a husband, father, local pastor, radio talk show host, and lifelong student. Needless to say, he’s a…

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Wade Woodbury

Undergraduate Student

As a Colorado native, Wade never really wanted to move to Texas. But sometimes God has other plans. Wade hasn’t…

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Rachel Sabo

Undergraduate Student

When Rachel Sabo’s dad told her she should go to The King’s University interest meeting, she didn’t exactly want to….

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Matt Osgood

Undergraduate Student

For Matt Osgood, it has always been about the local church. “At heart, I’m a local church guy,” he says….

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NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY AS TO STUDENTS
The King’s University admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.