1605 Danielson Road, Kalispell, MT 59901

Our Mission

Montana Christian College exists to instruct and mentor Christian students to shape the church and influence culture by reflecting the character of Christ.

Vital to our values, our mission is based on Rom. 12:2, “Do not be conformed to the image of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you can test and approve God’s will – his good, pleasing, and perfect will.”

The Great Commission

… is the heartbeat of Montana Christian College. Through biblical content we strive to guide students to understand that their chosen vocation includes the call of God to serve him vocationally, whether in the marketplace or the church. Vocation is from the Latin word vocatio, which means “to hear the voice, or to summon.” This requires a high standard of academics and the motivation to obey God in fulfilling his call.

Our History

Founded in 1974, Yellowstone Baptist College was established to train future pastors and church leaders. The College didn’t have a permanent home until 1980 when the current campus grounds were purchased. Since then, the campus has grown, with six buildings (library, chapel, administrative/ classroom building, two residence halls, and fitness center).

After adding degrees beyond ministry, the College was renamed Yellowstone Christian College in 2010 to represent the degree offerings and mission better.

With a need to expand, the board decided to purchase a campus in Kalispell, MT. Now Montana Christian College, we welcome our first Kalispell campus students in the Fall of 2022.

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Administration

Dr. Marvin Jones

President
Ph.D., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary D.Th., University of South Africa

Dr. Michael Crisp

Interim Vice President of Academic Affairs, Ph.D., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Mr. Norman Miller

Interim Vice President of Communications, MACE Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

Mr. Phil Minton II.

Chief Financial Officer B.S. Accounting, Tennessee Temple University

Ms. Jasmine Alnutt

Dean of Women
M.A., in History, Liberty University

Mr. Peter Musick

Assistant Registrar
Ed.M. Curriculum Instruction (STEM), Concordia University, Education and Math

Mrs. Lauren McRae

Director of Little Big Horn Extension

Mr. Kendall McRae

Operations Plant Manager
MBA., University of Phoenix Ph.D. Industrial Organization Psychology (in progress), at Liberty University.

Alicia Bernhardt

Office Manager, B.S. Illustration, George Fox University

Katie Elliott

Administrative Assistant

Faculty

Ms. Jasmine Alnutt

M.A., in History, Liberty University History, Math, and Spanish

Dr. Michael Crisp

Ph.D., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Pastoral Ministry, Preaching, and Theology

Dr. Marvin Jones

Ph.D., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary D.Th., University of South Africa Systematic Theology, Biblical Studies, and Church History

Mrs. Laura McRae

MBA., University of Phoenix Business

Mr. Kendall McRae

MBA., University of Phoenix Business, Sociology, and Psychology

Mr. Norman Miller

MACE, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

Adjunct Faculty

Dr. Kevin Coffee

Ed.D., The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Education, Theology, Biblical Studies, and General Studies

Mr. Tim Osterlund

MDIV., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Biblical Studies and Church Ministry

Mr. John Schreier

Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, Biblical Studies, Greek, Hebrew, and Pastoral Ministries

Dr. Ryan Stephens

Ph.D., in OT Biblical Studies, Gateway Seminary, Biblical Studies, Hebrew, and Greek

Mr. Chad Warren

MA., in Christian and Classical Studies, Knox Theological Seminary Theology, Apologetics, Philosophy, and Worldviews

Dr. Victor White

Ph.D., University of Southern Illinois, Exercise Science and General Studies