Leadership College

“… to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ.”

Ephesians 4:12

SUMMER SCHOOL

Discover Who You Are in Christ

Mondays at 6:00pm
July 14 – August 4
Ages 18+
Free & Open to All

This summer, take a break from the routine and invest in what matters most. Summer School, presented by Colonial Leadership College, is a four-week experience designed to help you grow in your faith, deepen your understanding of God’s Word, and discover who you are becoming in Christ.

Each Monday evening, we’ll explore what Scripture says about identity, purpose, and transformation. Through clear teaching and meaningful discussion, you’ll gain biblical insight into the questions that shape your life — Why am I here? Who am I becoming? What does it mean to follow Jesus in a meaningful way?

Whether you’re new to faith or have walked with Jesus for years, Summer School is open to anyone 18 and older who desires to grow in their understanding of God and His purpose for their life.

It’s completely free, and registration is now open.

Secure your spot today by signing up through the link provided.

Summer School runs Mondays at 6PM, from July 14 through August 4 at Colonial Church.

Come ready to open your Bible, wrestle with big truth, and grow in a community that’s hungry for more of God.

Register now and make this summer the best yet!

Students can expect to receive a vibrant, challenging, and rewarding experience that will equip them with godly wisdom, practical skills, knowledge, and clarity on their place and purpose in the family of God.

 

Colonial Leadership College is structured as a one year program, with an option for a second year. 

Each academic year consists of three semesters: fall, winter, and spring.

Let us know you’re interested
in the Fall 2025 Semester!

  • Each academic year includes three semesters of in-person lectures by our Colonial faculty focused on leadership development, biblical studies, and the doctrinal foundations of the local church. 

  • Students have access to an academic pathway of curated courses which are online and completely on demand, providing flexibility throughout the academic year. 

  • Students also participate in ministry practicums that provide hands-on experience in various areas of church ministry, such as Sunday serving teams, Colonial Kids, Youth House, Exchange, Worship and Creative, and Pastoral Care. 

  • Students will have a weekly Bible reading and writing assignment where they develop an ability to approach and understand the text in context, and learn to study the Word on behalf of others.

 FAQs

  • Anyone who desires to be a servant leader in the local church and values the opportunity to be further equipped for ministry.

  • There is a weekly Bible reading and writing assignment. This should take on average an hour per week. There are also online courses that the student will take on-demand as best works for their schedule. The average time for coursework is two hours per week.

  • Colonial Leadership College is comprised of three semesters.

    Fall Semester - October 7 - December 16

    Winter Semester - February 3 - February 24

    Spring Semester - March 24 - May 26

  • Any ministry expression of Colonial Church is a potential area of practicum for students. The student’s interest, experience, passion and capacity will be evaluated during the admissions process and the student will be assigned to the appropriate practicum ministry.

  • Core onsite hours will be Sunday services, special events, and Mondays 6:00pm - 7:00pm. All other onsite hours will be determined by what specific ministries you are assigned to serve your practicum in.

  • Pastor David Kuwabara is the College Director and primary instructor/oversight for Leadership College. Other instructors include Lead Pastors, Teaching Pastor, and various guest lecturers.

  • $200 for the academic year. Students are also required to purchase the New Bible Commentary: 21st Century Edition.

  • A Certificate of Ministry is Colonial Church validating that a student has invested a year of their life to grow in wisdom, experience, commitment, and love for God’s House. It signifies that the graduating student has received and carries the capacity of ministry leadership in the local church.