David Uribe (class of 2020) is pastor of Iglesia Local in Jacksonville, Florida. David is originally from Mexico City and his wife, Estefania is from Puerto Rico. He and his wife serve the Latino community […]
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Dr. Christmas Named Vice President of Academic Affairs
Trinity Baptist College is pleased to announce that Dr. Adam Christmas has been promoted to become the corporation’s Vice President of Academic Affairs. Dr. Christmas has served as the institution’s Chief Academic Officer since the […]
Learning to Fight from Victory
Shannon (Bowen) Foldy is a 2004 Secondary Education graduate of Trinity Baptist College. A talented singer, she travelled with the Aletheians (TBC’s former traveling singing team) for two years as a TBC student. It was […]
From Portable to Permanent: Celebrating Nine Years of Ministry
Trinity at Oakleaf celebrates its ninth anniversary this month. Pastor Daniel Riddick (Pastoral Theology ’07) has been the lead pastor of Trinity at Oakleaf since its launch in 2004. He and his family along with […]
From Desperation To Restoration
This academic year, our theme is “Real: with God, ourselves, and others”. In keeping with that theme, the following spotlight is on one of our alumni who was gracious to tell his story candidly, sharing […]
Impacting Curaçao Through Education
Alejandra Baromeo graduated from TBC’s Special Education program in December 2011. She began her teaching career immediately after graduation but in December of 2013 she moved back to her home, the Caribbean Island of Curaçao. […]
Introducing the ’23-’24 Academic Theme
We crave authenticity. We look for evidence of it in our peers, our mentors, and the leadership figures in our lives. We want to see real relationships, real leadership, and real Christianity fleshed out in the […]
ALL IN: Advocating for the Vulnerable
“Open your mouth for the mute, for the rights of all who are destitute. Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy.” Proverbs 31:8-9 ESV “…render true judgments, show kindness […]
