Mallon offered the College a gift of nearly 13 acres for DCC’s relocation. The College bought nine more acres from a neighbor, establishing the current campus.

In the 1980s, DCC expanded its reach to the poorest neighborhoods in Dallas. This led to work in the same neighborhood as the original campus. Urban ministry is now a key distinctive of DCC as students and alumni serve

in urban centers across the nation.

In the 1990’s, the College expanded its mission to begin preparing students for service in a broader range of vocations. New degree programs in business, psychology and education were added, quickly expanding the influence of DCC around the

world.In the new century,

Dallas Christian College has restored the entrepreneurial zeal of its founder through innovative online programs and a return to church planting. The launch of NeXus has

resulted in new church plants in Texas and assistance for other churches around the country.

For over 60 years, DCC Alumni have served in locations around the world as they build the city on a hill.

In 1950, Vernon Newland and 40 church leaders in Texas established Dallas Christian College.

By the mid 1960’s, DCC had outgrown its “campus” in a small church building east of downtown Dallas.

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