Investing in our Places

Help Briercrest make space for life-changing education

Our shared spaces are at the heart of our education and discipleship community. We have been blessed with an extensive campus and we want to ensure that our facilities are well maintained, current, and continue to facilitate learning and meaningful community relationships.

Your generosity will help us continue to make spaces for student life, education, and ministry on our campus. Read more about how our places benefit students below.

Will you invest in the places that facilitate Briercrest's outstanding Christian education?

Our facilities have reached a point in their life cycle where work is needed in order to provide safe, clean, and comfortable spaces for students and the hundreds of guests who visit our campus every day. We are in process of renovating dorms, classrooms, and hallways that were in poor condition. We believe that with your help, this will foster healthy mentoring and discipleship opportunities in our classrooms and dorms.

“I was learning so many things about Jesus in the classroom, and then had the opportunity to put that into practice, often poorly, every single day, because I lived with 29 other people and had to share that space with them. As you live and breathe that dorm community, it changes you and teaches you to be more like Jesus.”

At Briercrest College, dorm life is the foundation of our community and over 80% of students start in dorm. Here are three reasons why living in dorm changes the student experience for the better.

Wondering what campus looks like now? Check out our virtual campus tour for updated photos and videos straight from Briercrest Christian Academy, College, and Seminary!

"Thank you again for your continued support of Briercrest students. It means so much to me that there are people supporting me whom I have never met. I am looking forward to graduating and moving into youth ministry."

Parker Wall (second from the right) is a Youth Ministry student, Clippers hockey player, college Residence Assistant, and high school small group leader.