Two new Bible study recordings are now available for download. The first is by Dr Calvin Smith and is entitled The Inagurated Kingdom of God. The second, originally recorded in 1997, features Jacob Prasch speaking about Israel in an excellent exposition of Romans 9 to 11. It is available for download for the first time from this website. Full details and access to the downloads is available through the college's online shop (see menu, right).

WE ARE ALSO HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT ALL INDIVIDUAL BIBLE STUDY DOWNLOADS ARE NOW GBP 2.50 EACH, INSTEAD OF GBP 3.00. MORE TITLES WILL BE ADDED TO THE CATALOGUE SHORTLY.

The college office is relocating and there will be considerable disruption to office operations for the next two or three weeks. Email and telephone will be affected for the next few days but we expect to resume a limited service from the middle of next week. The website will be unaffected, permitting students to continue accessing study materials and download modules. For now, please continue to use the old mailing address as all post will be redirected. However, please note that from this new academic year all assignments must be submitted electronically and not by post (see notice on student pages).

We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused, and we thank you for bearing with us during this major transition. Your patience is much appreciated. Keep an eye on the website for some important announcements over the next two or three weeks. 

King's Evangelical Divinity School (formerly Midlands Bible College and Divinity School) Principal Dr Calvin Smith has been invited to South Africa by Dave Royle and Aletheia Community Church to teach on a range of topics during September (Dave is a good friend of the college doing an excellent work in South Africa and elsewhere.) Throughout the seven sessions Dr Smith will be exploring issues such as the role of biblical theology in hermeneutics, the Church's relationship with both biblical and modern Israel, the challenges and opportunities postmodernism presents Christians with, and biblical responses to specific political issues. All of the sessions will be held at Aletheia Community Church, 6 Van der Stel Street, Strubenvale, Springs (Contact Dave Royle on 011 815 3900, cell 082 373 9297). They are open to all, and some of King's South Africa-based students plan to attend at least some of them. It is hoped other South African students and those interested in taking a course with King's Evangelical Divinity School might be able to attend at least several of the studies. The dates are as follows: -

Further to our email to students and friends of the college on 28 March, last week we received confirmation that an important legal issue has been overcome that permits us to move forward with our relocation and college ministry development plans. More news to come shortly, which will be posted on the student pages and in the next newsletter to students. We thank God for His grace and guidance, as well as His people for all their prayers and support. Keep praying!