As Emmanuel is a non-profit organization projects are funded by private donations. Emmanuel is currently conducting the Heritage & Promise campaign to complete construction projects, develop the faculty, expand the scholarship program, and retire debt; and is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Mike Sweeney as Assistant Professor of World Mission and New Testament, and John Wasem to serve as the Director of the Emmanuel Institutes. Emmanuel continues to see the scholarship program expanded, especially as it relates to the addition of international students.

Emmanuel continues to expand its campus with the building of 16 more cottages in the Emmanuel Village, which is a student housing facility, and the Fred and Dorothy Thompson Community Center. A dedication ceremony for both is scheduled for October 25, 2007. The Thompson Community Center will serve as a gathering place for students and house the newly formed Emmanuel Institutes—The Charles Taber Institute for World Mission, The Charles Cook Institute for Excellence in Ministry, and The Institute for Church Planting. The Thompson Center will also include facilities to enhance community life—a fireplace living room; a recreational room; a full kitchen; and guest rooms for lecturers, missionaries on furlough, and other Emmanuel visitors.