A 4-year college dedicated to training entrepreneurial ministry leaders, domestically and internationally.
Watch Video TRAINING 21 st CENTURYA 4-year college dedicated to training entrepreneurial ministry leaders, domestically and internationally.
Watch VideoA 4-year college dedicated to training entrepreneurial ministry leaders, domestically and internationally.
Hartland College is committed to training 21 st Century professional missionaries with solid academics, a biblical foundation, and a practical educational approach. All of this in a warm family setting, a spiritual environment, and more affordable than you would expect.
The most effective educational model that we have seen within Seventh-day Adventism was perhaps Madison College. This type of education enabled its students to be the most effective foreign as well as domestic missionaries. Why?
All students participate in a structured work education program that is designed with specific learning objectives. They are placed in work education environments that will help them learn practical skills, give them real-world work experience, and strengthen their résumé.
Every student will be taught the core principles of health and the basics of medical missionary work. Hartland’s physical education program also provides personal fitness training for each student, as well as instructional training in outdoor activities.
Each class is intentionally designed to combine classroom theory and real-life application. We seek to integrate faith and learning with the latest academic research, all presented within the context of a biblical Seventh-day Adventist worldview.
Students are taught the fundamentals of developing a business and marketing plan and are encouraged to develop a feasible revenue generating project aligned with their talents and a work education station at Hartland. Through a combination of efforts that include canvassing, students may graduate debt free.
All students receive training in leading people to Christ through our intensive Bible school experience, innovative worships, canvassing programs, and weekly outreach activities.
Apart from heavy schedule and classes, our students enjoy spending time together with our staff going hiking, exploring campus, having vespers and much more.
Greg Morikone started at 3ABN in 1999 as an intern. Having worked in many capacities, he understands the intricacies of broadcasting, publishing, and online media. He has held various positions at 3ABN over the years, including call center manager, production manager, general vice president, and 3ABN board member.
Jill Morikone is the author of HeartLift: Experiencing God’s Freedom and host of 3ABN Today with her husband, Greg Morikone. She is a regular on the 3ABN Sabbath School Panel and a columnist for Adventist Review magazine. She is passionate about sharing God’s Word at women’s conferences and churches across North America.
He has been working in the Health Ministry since 1989, which involved pioneering, consulting, and training. He has since started Aenon Health Care (1999), Health and Bible Training Program (1999), Loud Voice Media ( 2006), COI – City Vegan Restaurant (2015) and has helped in the starting of health work in other countries.
A course to train competent ministers, evangelists, Bible workers, and teachers to share the Three Angels’ Messages to the world.
The Health Science Ministry Department’s mission is to prepare comprehensive health missionary professionals.
Instructing missionary teachers to work in a variety of educational settings, from modern classrooms to off-the-grid mission outposts.
A course combining distance learning with onsite training that prepares women to work as midwife assistants, childbirth educators, and doulas.
Because this model of education was the first one that offered a wholistic education that truly prepared students to be entrepreneurial ministry leaders or self-supporting missionaries as they used to call it. Ellen G. White declared that if other Adventist schools would follow this model, “we as a people would be a spectacle to the world, to angels, and to men….” Ellen G White, Pamphlet 119: “An Appeal for the Madison School”, p. 2
We want to see that happen at Hartland. Madison 2.0 is Hartland’s initiative to implement the genius educational model from Madison College in a 21 st century setting.
Training 21 st Century Professional Missionaries
Hartland College is in the process of applying for accreditation. (It’s not accredited yet.) This has not been an issue for many of our graduates.
We have good relationships with accredited universities such as Weimar, Southern, Andrews, and many others.
Is accreditation a good thing?
Mark Finley is a former speaker/director for It Is Written and a retired General Conference vice president. He is still active as an evangelist, and has presented more than 150 evangelistic series in more than 80 countries, as well 17 NET series broadcast throughout the world. He presents regularly at conventions, field schools, and evangelism institutes, and appears on the Hope Channel’s series Experience Hope. He has written more than 70 books, writes Bible studies for Adventist World magazine, and is the author of Revival and Reformation, the lesson quarterly for the third quarter of 2013. He and his wife, Ernestine “Teenie,” have three grown children: Deborah, Rebecca, and Mark Jr. Today, Pastor Finley and Teenie continue their ministry at the Living Hope School of Evangelism Training Center in Haymarket, Virginia.
Steven Grabiner provides training and consulting to nonprofit leaders and teams around the world. He has more than 20 years of pastoral and leadership experience. Grabiner currently lives with his wife, Vivian, in Collegedale, Tenn., where he serves as president of Percepta, a leadership services company.
Faculty since 1988, he has taught courses in entrepreneurship, management, economics, and finance, and has received numerous teaching awards.
A former professor in the Theological Seminary at Andrews University in Michigan, a missionary in Africa, and a previous chief editor of the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide at the General Conference in Maryland. Dr. Philip G. Samaan is currently an adjunct professor in the School of Religion at Southern Adventist University in Tennessee–as well as serving as Professor Emeritus. He is the author of several books including Christ’s Way to Pray, Christ’s Way of Affirmation, Christ’s Way to Restoration, Christ’s Way to Spiritual Growth, and Christ’s Way of Making Disciples. He is well-known through his inspirational Christian-living books such as Blood Brothers, Portraits of the Messiah, and Christ’s Way to Pray, to name a few. Philip’s love for God and His children is obvious in his presentations.
