Bridging the Gap for Special Needs
Susanna (Edden) Zekas (B. S. Secondary Education ‘97) loves her role in Kaleidoscope, the special needs ministry of […]
The Importance of Guided Independence
Vaughn Brown has years of experience mentoring young people. His mentorship experience has impressed him with the importance […]
Outgrowing Comfort Zones
Unpleasant territory begs for ministry. Comfort zones have a strong grip for a good reason. They provide comfort, […]
Church Planting in Jacksonville: Iglesia Local
David Uribe (class of 2020) is pastor of Iglesia Local in Jacksonville, Florida. David is originally from Mexico […]
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 […]
Learning to Fight from Victory
Shannon (Bowen) Foldy is a 2004 Secondary Education graduate of Trinity Baptist College. A talented singer, she travelled […]
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 […]
From Desperation To Restoration
This academic year, our theme is “Real: with God, ourselves, and others”. In keeping with that theme, the […]
Impacting Curaçao Through Education
Alejandra Baromeo graduated from TBC’s Special Education program in December 2011. She began her teaching career immediately after […]
Introducing the ’23-’24 Academic Theme
We crave authenticity. We look for evidence of it in our peers, our mentors, and the leadership figures […]
Decoding Financial Aid
As you begin the process of applying to college, you will notice that college and university financial offices tend to have a vocabulary all their own. Don’t panic! It is completely normal and to be […]
What does a budget do? {Or: How to eat churros instead of gas money.}
Budgeting. What emotion do you associate with that word? Boredom? Fear? Stress? It should make you feel secure. In control. Confident, even. There is a misconception floating around that budgets are restrictive. That they zap […]
What's the difference between grants and scholarships?
Are grants and scholarships two different ways to say the same thing? Or are they actually different? This is a question that may be rolling around in your mind as you look ahead to […]
(How to) Rise and Shine!
Getting out of bed in the morning tends to be a challenge for many people. Yes, there are “morning people” in this world – those rare human beings who naturally enjoy beginning their day before […]
Three ways to maximize your study sessions.
At this point in your life you are very familiar with classwork, exams, and, of course, studying. No doubt you are studying. The question is, are you studying effectively?
Creating Opportunities for Real-World Experience
Over the past several years, Trinity Baptist College has developed a strong relationship with nearby Crystal Springs Elementary (CSE). Through the Federal Work Study Program and in collaboration with CSE, Trinity Baptist College was able […]
Dealing With Goodbye
People get weird when it’s time to say goodbye. Especially when it is a long-term goodbye. Yes, even adults. Maybe you can identify yourself in one of the following examples: You get hyper and say […]
Keyboard shortcuts every college student should know
We humans are funny. No matter how easy something is, we are always looking for a shortcut. This could stem from a genuine desire to be as effective as possible… but then again, it could […]
Your College ID: A Diamond in the Rough
There are a whole slew of firsts that come along with the first week of college. There’s move-in day, orientation day, saying goodbye to family, locating the laundry room, living in a building full of […]
Off To College: One Thing You Can't Afford To Leave Behind
Naturally, becoming immersed in college will mean you become a bit less involved in life outside of college – especially as a campus resident. There is a delicate balance, however, between full involvement in your college life and maintaining honest communication with family and mentors back home.
