Evangel University

Evangel University is a private, Christian university located in Springfield, Missouri. Founded in 1955, the university is committed to providing excellent education that integrates Christian faith and academic excellence within the Assemblies of God tradition. Evangel offers undergraduate and graduate programs designed to develop students academically, spiritually, and professionally.

Evangel University serves students through comprehensive academic programs that combine rigorous academics with Pentecostal-charismatic spiritual formation. The beautiful campus features modern facilities including academic buildings, residence halls, athletic facilities, chapel, and the impressive Spence Chapel. Students benefit from small class sizes, experienced faculty who integrate faith and learning within the Pentecostal tradition, and extensive opportunities for spiritual formation, ministry training, and professional development.

Business, Education, Liberal Arts, Psychology, Biblical Studies, Music, Communications, Criminal Justice, and various graduate programs including MBA and Master of Education. The university is particularly known for its ministry training, music, and business programs.

Assemblies of God heritage and Pentecostal-charismatic emphasis, beautiful Missouri campus, integration of faith and learning within Pentecostal tradition, small class sizes enabling personal attention, experienced faculty with ministry backgrounds, strong music and arts programs, practical ministry training opportunities, and commitment to developing Spirit-filled leaders.

Students choose Evangel University for its Pentecostal heritage, Spirit-filled community, personal attention from faculty, strong music and ministry programs, beautiful campus setting, practical ministry training, and excellent preparation for both professional careers and ministry leadership within the Pentecostal movement.

Evangel graduates serve in ministry positions, business careers, education, and other professional fields throughout the United States and internationally. Alumni lead churches as pastors, serve as missionaries, work in Christian education, and engage in various forms of ministry within Pentecostal and broader Christian contexts.