Faith
All Nations College Embraces New Era Online
Faith Facts
- All Nations Christian College is selling its historic Easneye campus in Hertfordshire.
- The college will fully transition to online and blended learning after 31 August 2026.
- Established in 1971, the college continues its mission to train Christians for global service.
All Nations Christian College, founded to equip believers for missionary work, now marks a new chapter by shifting from its 19th-century heritage site to online education, aiming to expand access worldwide.
This transition is described by the college as a “deliberate and hopeful shift,” reflecting a commitment to carrying out its gospel mission beyond traditional boundaries.
Tim Young, CEO, said,
“We have used this building to shape lives, deepen faith and send people out in love and service across the world. As we look ahead, our calling remains the same, but our methods are changing so that more people can access training without leaving their communities. Easneye will always be part of our story, but our mission is bigger than any single building.”
Despite financial challenges faced by Christian institutions, All Nations affirms its dedication to prepare Christians for faithful witness, adapting with the times while rooting every change in its spiritual call.
The college’s legacy and future reflect a dedication to Christ-centered training that transcends brick and mortar, equipping believers to serve where God calls them.
Join us in prayer that this intentional transition strengthens faithful service and spreads the light of Christ farther than ever before.