2025 brought significant transitions, but your prayers and financial support bolstered MBC’s mission through it all. We enter 2026 eager to make disciples for the glory of Christ, the growth of His church, and the good of the city.

Black Hills Federal Credit Union recently gave Montana Bible College a $2,500 grant to be used toward the purchase of new technology that will enhance the academic experience for MBC students.

These are exciting developments in MBC’s ministry presence in Billings. Each new initiative is designed to advance the glory of Christ, the growth of his church, and the good of this city. Throughout the coming years, MBC hopes to further deepen partnerships in the gospel with like-minded ministries who share this goal.

The Investiture of Montana Bible College President King was about much more than pomp. It honored the heritage of an institution that made a bold move from Bozeman to Billings two years ago. It publicly declared Montana Bible College's commitment to "make disciples for the glory of Christ, the growth of his church, and the good of this city." And it celebrated future vision with the main mission of MBC -- the flourishing of its students -- held front and center.

This summer, Montana Bible College had the immense privilege of being a partner site for Roving Volunteers in Christ's Service. Five RVICS missionary couples loaded their RVs, drove to Billings, and set up camp for three weeks at MBC. They put their skills and heart for service to work, completing an impressive array of crucial projects.

In a unique agreement that could open the door for Billings, Montana, to become a regional and national hub for training students for intercultural ministry in America and abroad, renowned missiologist Dr. F. Lionel Young III has become the new department chair for Montana Bible College’s Intercultural Ministry and World Christianity degree program.