City Engagement
True education changes the way you relate to the world. Why study principles that foster prosperity if those ideas never reach those who need them most? At King’s we strive to make a difference in our immediate context—New York City. We do not want to look over the lost and hurting around us.

Being a transformative presence requires a heart of service and a lot of practice. We encourage students to engage New York City and use their God-given talents for the benefit of others.

Students of The King's College have a track record of serving our community. The House of Truth, for example, has worked with Restore NYC to combat sex trafficking in New York City. The House of Elizabeth has helped victims of domestic abuse in their recovery process. The Houses of C.S. Lewis and Margaret Thatcher have coordinated after-school outreach and mentoring programs for local high school students.

Make a difference in New York City. Volunteer opportunities can be explored here.

For more information about City Engagement, contact Elijah McCready, Global Engagement for Coordinator, at emccready@tkc.edu.