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Master’s College and Seminary

Peterborough, Ontario, CanadaCollege / Polytechnic

Master's College and Seminary is a fully accredited Christian Pentecostal leadership college serving Canada since 1939.

  • Serving Canada since 1939
  • Fully accredited Christian Pentecostal leadership college
  • Mississauga, Ontario campus
  • Distance education for Canadian students
  • MCS+PLUS combines Christian worldview formation with vocational training
  • Church Hubs springing up across Canada

About

Master's College and Seminary describes itself as a fully accredited Christian Pentecostal leadership college. The college states its purpose as preparing competent Christian leaders with the church, for the church. It believes each person has a God-shaped calling, a Divine design that creates meaning and direction for their lives.

History

The college has served Canada since 1939. It is in a cross-provincial partnership with Horizon College & Seminary, described as the PAOC's two longest-serving colleges. Jeromey Martini serves as president of both MCS and Horizon College & Seminary.

Academics

The college offers MCS+PLUS programming, which combines intense Christian worldview formation with vocational training for careers and service both within and beyond the church. It also offers distance education for Canadian students. Church Hubs are opening in new locations across Canada.

Campus & Facilities

The on-campus location is in Mississauga, Ontario. The Mississauga Campus is described as an ideal location for its Ontario constituents. Listed facilities include a Library and a Video Centre.

Contact

The college's contact email is info@mcs.edu and its phone number is 1-800-295-6368.

Founded
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Type
College / Polytechnic
Courses
17
Total intake
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HousingNot available
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Courses offered
17
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Total intake
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Data last verified October 2026 · compiled from official sources