KCBC Alumni—Where Are They Now?
This past August, Kenneth Copeland Bible College graduated its first class at the 40th annual Southwest Believers’ Convention! It was a memorable event, where students and their families gathered from all over the country to celebrate this momentous occasion. Now equipped to fulfill their individual callings by faith, Kenneth Copeland Bible College grads were ready and eager to begin the work of the ministry.
So, where are they now?
Some of our graduates have gone on to plant churches, sowing the DNA of KCBC—faith, integrity and excellence—into their local communities. Others have pursued callings to minister full-time. A good number of alumni are serving on staff at Kenneth Copeland Ministries and Eagle Mountain International Church. A few are even continuing their education to further equip them for their specific God-given purpose.
Although it’s only been a short time since graduation, and despite a worldwide pandemic, KCBC alumni are already using their faith and the knowledge they gained at KCBC to impact the world for Jesus. That’s what it’s all about!
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David and Dorothy Broussard planted a church in Lake Charles, La.
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David and Sally Jonsten planted a church in Albuquerque, N.M.
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Steve and Erin Azhner planted a church in South Carolina.
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David and Lilliana Simmons are working in full-time ministry in Amarillo, Texas.
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Mark Manley is continuing his education at Oral Roberts University.
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Marita East is continuing her education at University of Texas at Arlington.
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Many KCBC alumni are now a part of the staff at Eagle Mountain International Church. Some are pictured here (from left to right): Rebecca Stambaugh, Susan Mitzel, Judy Ann Copenhaver, Jason Houghton, Rebecca Davis, Alec Loomis, Adrienne Cordry, Dan Koch, Bethany Greiner, Jamie Byers and Amber Bailey
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