By Lillian Smith | Photos courtesy of Sarah Davis SERVING TOGETHER Last summer, Trinity soccer players Kailynd Tubb (Psychology ‘22) and Sarah Davis (Business ‘22; MA Bioethics ‘23) served with the youth sports ministry Chicago Eagles. They volunteered overseas for two weeks in Colombia, then returned home to assist in youth camps throughout the summer. […]

By Lillian Smith | Photos courtesy of Dr. Chris Firestone A PLAN EMERGES Losing a bike to the bottom of Lake Michigan would be a great disappointment for any college student, but for the members of Trinity’s future Bike Club it led to a great adventure. This past winter, Trinity College student and soccer team […]

By Seth Rieske | Photos courtesy of author Trinity is blessed to have so many students who use their summers to serve others. Incoming junior, Seth Rieske, spent his summer serving in CRU in New Jersey. What is the best thing you’ve ever done in your life? For me, this summer has been truly a […]

Meet Mark Muha, Vice President of Student Life at Trinity! We sat down with Mark to ask him about his hobbies, faith, goals for Trinity’s student life department, and more. Trinity’s new Vice President of Student Life comes by way of Cornerstone University. Mark grew up in Minnesota but moved to Michigan to attend Cornerstone […]

On Wednesday, June 29, nine inmates serving 10 or more years walked across the stage at Waupun Correctional Facility as graduates from Trinity International University. Five years ago, Trinity began providing an opportunity for inmates at Waupun to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies with a minor in Psychology. “The goal of the program […]

By Gabriela Clarke | Photos courtesy of Anastasia Diulda The Ukraine war has been a focal point in the news since the Russian invasion began on February 24 of this year. For most it perhaps has seemed far-off, serious yet distant. For international TEDS student Oleksandra Mykhnevych (MA Educational Ministries ‘22), the war hits very […]

It is easy to get stuck in a job or a lifestyle that is not a good fit, but daring to return to college for a graduate degree in a new field is a daunting challenge. It can seem like too high a hurdle to jump over. That is what Christine Baker experienced. She had […]

This past summer, two Trinity College women’s soccer players took a leap of faith as they followed God’s calling to sports ministry. Kailynd Tubb (Psychology ‘22) and Sarah Davis (Business ‘22; MA Bioethics ‘23) fulfilled their service learning requirements by joining the Chicago Eagles, a ministry based in West Chicago that uses the global game […]

“So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the […]

Christine Koester grew up in a toxic, dysfunctional family, constantly exposed to gangs, drugs, organized crime, and illegal activities. She thought that kind of life was normal. “I was going down a treacherous path, looking for love, drugs, and destruction,” she said. Dropping out of high school, she then spent six years in and out […]