Carver specializes in equipping tomorrow’s church and para-church leaders for ministry in all areas of life. The goal of the college is to produce graduates who have gained the wisdom and knowledge necessary for living fruitful lives of service, ready to respond to God’s call to minister around the world (Acts 1:8). For more than 60 years, Carver has sought to fulfill its mandate to assist the global church in its commission of world evangelization and discipleship, and in so doing, has produced top-quality servant leaders willing and able to respond to God’s call wherever it may be. From South Africa to Nigeria, Haiti and Jamaica, in both metropolitan and rural areas throughout the United States. Carver students stand ready to serve the Lord in all facets of ministry.

Carver fully prepares its students to serve God in a variety of roles and functions in church and  para-church ministries. While the only two disciplines currently offered are in biblical studies and theology, students may earn minors in pastoral studies, Christian education, music, theology, and missions.

Nondiscrimination Policy

    Carver allows admittance to all students regardless of their race, color, nationality or ethnic origin, health, age, gender or disability. The College affords each and every student equal rights and privileges, and does not limit to anyone access to any of its facilities or programs of academic study. Carver also does not discriminate in the administration of its educational polices, financial disbursements, or hiring practices.