The Campus - Emmanuel School of Religion

The 33-acre Emmanuel campus offers a breathtaking view of the nearby mountains

Located on a knoll about two miles east of Johnson City, Tennessee (One Walker Drive, Johnson City, TN 37601), Emmanuel School of Religion overlooks the Milligan College community and offers a breathtaking view of the nearby mountains. The hub of the B.D. Phillips Memorial Building 33-acre Emmanuel campus is the B. D. Phillips Memorial Building, provided through the generosity of the B. D. Phillips Charitable Trust of Butler, Pennsylvania. Facilities include a chapel, library, bookstore, classrooms, workrooms, faculty and administrative offices, print shop, and a multipurpose room designed for lectures, dramatic productions, radio and television services, and social functions.

The Dana Gohn Prayer Garden is a wonderful addition to the School and is used regularly by the Emmanuel community and the general community as well. The Garden Chapel of the Risen Lord offers a beautiful and peaceful resting place for friends of the School, the Emmanuel family, and others on The Fred and Dorothy Thompson Community Center occasion. The Fred and Dorothy Thompson Community Center ,dedicated in October 2007, features ten guest rooms and suites and over 4,500 square feet of meeting and retreat space.

The Emmanuel Village, a student housing development on the campus, opened for occupancy in the fall of 2000. There are presently 42 cottages in the Village occupied by students and their families. Emmanuel Village, Student Housing