Private Christian college in Kansas training leaders for service since 1938.
Kansas Christian College operates three academic divisions: Bible and Theology, General Education, and Professional Studies. The college offers both traditional and online education, with six areas of study available. Degree options include associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and artist's diplomas for music performers. In 2015, the college expanded to offer a religion degree program online.
The 12-acre campus in Overland Park features five major buildings: the Administration Building, Shaver Hall (dining and residences), Cowen Memorial Auditorium (gym and academic offices), the Palmer Education Center (housing Overland Christian Schools and Watkins Memorial Library), and a classroom building with student center. The college hosts Overland Christian Schools on campus. Athletics resumed in 2016–17 with men's and women's teams in baseball, softball, basketball, soccer, golf, flag football, and volleyball.
Kansas Christian College is authorized by the Kansas legislature to grant degrees and holds accreditation from the Commission on Education of the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE). The college is led by President Chad Pollard.