Magnolia Bible College

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Magnolia Bible College is a private Christian Bible college, founded in 1976, affiliated with the churches of Christ. The college is located in Kosciusko, Mississippi. The institution's primary purpose is to train male members of the churches of Christ to be preachers of the Gospel; however, the college offers a B.A. in Bible, available to both men and women, regardless of denomination. The college is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and offers general education courses fully transferable to other institutions of higher learning.

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Universities and colleges affiliated with the Church of Christ
Abilene Christian University • Amberton University • Austin Graduate School of Theology • Cascade College • Crowley's Ridge College • Faulkner University • Florida College • Freed-Hardeman University • Harding University • Harding University Graduate School of Religion • Heritage Christian University • Lipscomb University • Lubbock Christian University • Magnolia Bible College • Ohio Valley University • Oklahoma Christian University • Pepperdine University • Regions University • Rochester College • Southwestern Christian College • Tennessee Bible College • Western Christian College • York College
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