Embassy of the Kingdom
Embassy of the Kingdom
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Evangelism school in Orlando, run by Christ for All Nations.
Facts confirmed against their own official pages on 6 August 2026. No one paid for a place here, and we earn nothing if you click.
Christ for all Nations has carried the Gospel across the nations since Reinhard Bonnke, and their school in Orlando trains believers to do the same — in the classroom and in the field. It is in our own state, a few hours up the road from Miami.
The course runs two years, split into four terms of thirteen weeks. Classes are Tuesday to Friday with chapel every morning, and the subjects are the ordinary backbone of a Bible school: Old and New Testament survey, how to read the Bible, systematic theology, church history, apologetics and leadership. What sets it apart is that students are sent out — live ministry events and overseas mission trips are part of the programme, not an extra.
Tuition is stated as about $2,500 a semester, roughly $5,000 a year, with books and materials on top, early-payment discounts and payment plans. The school does not publish rooms on campus; it gives applicants a housing guide and estimates living costs in Orlando at $2,400 to $5,000 for a three-month term. Add those together before you decide.
Two things to settle in writing before you pay. First, the school publishes no academic accreditation. It says students have taken credit on to schools such as Oral Roberts University, Southeastern University, Faith International University and SUM Bible College — that is an arrangement with those schools, which can change, and it is not the same as being accredited. Second, the school states it is still applying for SEVP certification, the permission a school needs before it can issue the I-20 form for a student visa; until that is granted, a student from outside the United States cannot enrol on a student visa. Ask for the current position on both, by email, before sending a deposit.
The teaching line goes back to Reinhard Bonnke and the Christ for all Nations campaigns; the ministry reports close to 100 million recorded decisions for Christ. Students are sent on real missions during the course.
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