Come discover TKU's graduate and doctoral programs. This is a concentrated time for you to hear from the Dean of the Seminary, learn more about the University’s seminary and graduate program offerings, get a jump start on the admissions process, and talk personally with students, faculty and staff during brunch.
Come discover TKU, virtually! This is held completely online for you to learn more about the TKU's program offerings, experience Chapel at The King's, get a jump start on the admissions process, and talk personally with faculty, and staff, all from the comfort of your home.
Celebrate The King’s University (TKU) graduating Class of 2025. Commencement will feature student-led worship and a special time to celebrate TKU students who have achieved a doctoral, graduate or undergraduate degree.
The Alleluia Forum for Unity and Renewal exists to inform ecclesial leaders, theologians and lay leaders in a prophetic vision for Jesus Christ-centered and ecumenical discipleship. The 2025 theme for the Forum for Unity and Renewal is “Nicaea: Ecumenical Gift and Ecumenical Challenge.” We will be delving into many aspects of this historic Church Council (325) that have significant impact for today, especially unity for the Body of Christ (Christians and Messianic Jews).
Virtual and student options available. Friday night is open to the public.
The King’s University Master's of Organizational Leadership Program & Southlake Chamber of Commerce have partnered to bring you Business as Mission: Lead with Purpose in Today’s Global Economy.
Join fellow change-makers for a dynamic seminar exploring the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship. You’ll leave inspired, equipped, and ready to make a global difference!
This seminar is offered both in-person and online! If you're passionate about creating a business that aligns with your values and makes a difference in the world, this event is for you! Business owners, executives, entrepreneurs, and anyone with an interest in the intersection of business and global missions is invited.
Evening at The King's is our annual fall gala dinner. This annual event helps The King's University equip and educate men and women to become Christ-like, Spirit empowered, transformational leaders for the global church. Our fundraising goal for this event is $250,000. Join us as we also honor Christine Caine with the Jack W. Hayford Lifetime Achievement Award.
Whether you’re considering a master’s degree or a Doctor of Ministry, The King’s invites you to Graduate Preview on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, from 6-8 pm. Check-in open at 5:30 pm. This event is open to those interested in pursuing a master's or doctoral degree.
This is a concentrated time for you to hear from the Dean of the Seminary, learn more about the University’s seminary and graduate program offerings, get a jump start on the admissions process, and talk personally with students, faculty and staff.
Family and spouses are welcome!
The First Symposium on Global Antisemitism will be hosted by The King’s University Center for Israel and Jewish Studies in partnership with Gateway Center for Israel on November 6-7, 2025.
Participants will come together to present and learn from academic papers focusing on the modern phenomenon of antisemitism and how to fight it. A Q&A will follow each presentation. The event aims to foster scholarship, dialogue, and advocacy for Israel and the Jewish people. This symposium will be an invaluable opportunity, whether you are presenting your research or expanding your understanding of global antisemitism.
The King’s invites you to Discover The King’s on Wednesday, November 12, from 9:30 am-3:00 pm. Check-in open at 9:00 am. This event is open to all degree levels.
This is a time for you to hear from The King’s faculty and staff, learn more about the University’s program offerings, get a jump start on the admissions process, and talk personally with students, faculty and staff.
Family and spouses are welcome!
The King’s invites you to Discover The King’s virtually on Wednesday, November 19, from 7-8 pm CST via Zoom. Check-in open at 6:30 pm. This event is open to all degree levels.
This is a time for you to hear from The King’s faculty and staff, learn more about the University’s program offerings, get a jump start on the admissions process, and talk personally with students, faculty and staff, all from the comfort of your home.
