Women’s Soccer Team Coaches Deerfield Middle School
With the high number of young athletes stepping away from sports because of burnout, Coach Patrick Gilliam was excited about the opportunity for his team to coach the Deerfield Middle School coed soccer team, especially since they had an opportunity to share the importance of good sportsmanship and their love for the sport. The TIU […]
Chief Half Day: A Friend to Northern Illinois Settlers
The main campus of Trinity International University is situated on Half Day Road in Deerfield, Illinois. If you ask most locals, they’ll tell you its name comes from the days of horse-drawn transportation when it took half a day’s ride to get there from Chicago. Actually, the name is much more significant. Half Day Road […]
Bioethics Alum John Seago Fights for Pro-Life Legislation
Alumnus John Seago (MA Bioethics ‘16) was interviewed in The Atlantic about his role in passing and defending Texas’ SB 8 law, also known as the “Heartbeat Bill.” As legislative director of Texas Right to Life, Seago and his team recommend pro-life bills that are legally sound and provide the most support for both mothers […]
Enrollment Division Restructuring
Vice President for Enrollment and Retention Shawn Wynne has announced that the Enrollment Division has consolidated the admissions and financial aid structure across the University. Along with admissions, financial aid is now reporting to Shawn Wynne. Please note the following contacts for your information: Jake Slaughter has been promoted to director of graduate admissions.His responsibilities will be […]
TEDS Alumni and Current Students Serve the Local Church
From left to right: Brad Wetherell (MDiv ’15), Dennis Colton (MDiv ’09), Luke Young (MDiv ’22), and Meritt Raup (MDiv ’22) | Photo courtesy of The Orchard By Gabriela Clarke Attendees of EFCA-affiliated church The Orchard know it for its solid biblical basis and strong preaching. Many of its pastoral staff members have something […]
Overcoming the Obstacles: A Courageous Veteran Values Her Trinity Florida Education
“Choose Trinity, veterans—that’s where you should get your education,” says U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Alma ‘Cristina’ Ramnanan, and she speaks from experience. After serving two terms in Iraq and one in Kuwait that left her with a traumatic brain injury, Cristina decided a year ago to begin taking classes at TIU-Florida, and despite the obstacles, […]
How to Help Your Pastor Thrive, Not Just Survive
Trinity’s Center for Transformational Churches uses study to promote pastor wellbeing amid the demands of ministry. It’s our mission to serve the church by equipping servants for work that furthers the gospel of Christ. At Trinity, we are taking an active role in helping congregations and their pastors succeed. The Center for Transformational Churches is […]
The Lollie’s – A Trojan Success Story
Clarissa and Chavez Lollie, are young parents, business professionals, and representatives of the Gospel.
Marlene’s Story | Finding Hope in Florida; Celebrating Aloha in Hawaii
Marlene Rice and Steven Tyler with a check for Maui Food Bank | Photo courtesy of Shooting Stars Maui When a university student graduates Summa Cum Laude and gives the featured valedictorian speech at graduation, you know that student is someone special. Marlene Rice lived quite an exciting life before coming to Trinity Florida. […]
“Deeply Disturbed”
A Christmas Devotional from President Nicholas Perrin BACK IN THE DAY, the Gospel of Luke tells us, the archangel Gabriel appeared to Mary announcing that she would give birth to the Messiah and Savior of the world. In responding to this amazing pronouncement, Luke also tells, she was “much perplexed” (New Revised Standard Version) or, […]