The King’s Seminary at The King’s University

The King’s Seminary at The King’s University in Southlake, Texas, is a Charismatic institution founded in 1997 by Jack Hayford, committed to Spirit-filled ministry training with a focus on kingdom theology and leadership development. The seminary emphasizes practical evangelism and spiritual renewal on its suburban Dallas-Fort Worth campus, offering the Master of Divinity and Master of Practical Theology to prepare students for roles in pastoral ministry, missions, and church administration with a charismatic perspective.

The curriculum integrates biblical foundations, theological ethics, and ministry skills, exploring how kingdom principles can promote healing and community transformation through prayerful reflection and hands-on application. These programs support the development of competencies in prophetic ministry, worship leadership, and cultural outreach, fostering a balance of doctrinal knowledge and experiential faith. The structure includes flexible online options, accommodating diverse learners in a collaborative framework.

Student life at The King’s Seminary features worship gatherings for renewal, fellowship events for community building, and mission initiatives that nurture passion and vocational clarity in a supportive environment. These activities contribute to inspiring empowered leaders equipped for adaptive service. Graduates are prepared for charismatic ministry paths, ready to serve with a foundation in kingdom theology and practical empowerment in global and local contexts.