Religious School in New Hanover, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Northside School of Christian Leadership

Religious School

Wilmington, NC

Northside School of Christian Leadership provides Christ-centered PreK3-through-5th-grade education in Wilmington with a specific focus on developing student leaders.

  • Families seeking Christ-centered preschool or elementary education
  • Students needing a biblically based leadership-development focus
  • Families seeking PreK3 through 5th-grade enrollment

North Carolina College of Theology

Religious School

Castle Hayne, NC

North Carolina College of Theology, founded in 2001, offers a four-term Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies and holds ABHE applicant status.

  • Students pursuing an Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies
  • Pastors and professional Christian workers seeking ministry education
  • Students seeking Bible-based preparation for Christian leadership

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FAQ

What grades does Northside School of Christian Leadership serve?

Northside is accepting applications for PreK3 through 5th grade for the 2026-2027 school year. It also offers aftercare and SAILS summer programs.

What should I check when comparing religious schools in New Hanover County?

Compare the school’s grade range, religious curriculum, leadership or ministry focus, program availability, and accreditation status. Northside is described as Christ-centered and biblically based, while its enrichment information says families specifically requiring an already accredited school should verify status before enrolling.

How long is the biblical studies program at North Carolina College of Theology?

Its Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies totals 60 credit hours and is structured across four terms.

Is North Carolina College of Theology accredited?

It holds applicant status with the Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation. Applicant status is not the same as established accreditation, so students should confirm how that status affects transfer or financial-aid plans.