HISTORY
1942 : Rex A. Turner, Sr., Leonard Johnson, and Joe Greer became a co-founder of the Montgomery Bible School in Montgomery, Alabama.
1954 : The name of the school was changed to Alabama Christian College.
1967 : The new company was formed under the name Alabama Christian School of Religion.
1974 : Moved to a new facility and purchased by the Alabama Christian School of Religion and Church Landmark Christ in Montgomery, AL.
1987 : Built a new campus in Montgomery, AL.
1989 : Receiving accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to provide the degree and master's degree level.
1991 : Board of Regents formally approved the change of name of the institution Southern Christian University.
1992 : Expands the curriculum by adding a Doctor of Ministry degree and far-distance learning programs.
2002 : Purchase of 185 acres of land along Interstate 85, which is located 15 kilometers from the main campus to accommodate future growth.
2002 : Selected by the US Department of Education to help pilots Distance Education Program
2003 : Southern Association of Colleges and Schools approved the Doctor of Philosophy degree program
2006 : Southern Association of Colleges and Schools approved the Associate of Arts degree program.
2006 : Purchase of additional land for the new campus, with a total of 650 acres.
2008 : Southern Christian University Board of Regents changed the name of the institution for Amridge University.
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