Alumni News

Keith Elder has been named as the Dean of Students / Campus Pastor at Trinity Bible College. Keith has been serving the Montana District as their District Youth Director for the past 29 years. Although Keith is a much sought after speaker, teacher & trainer, he is best known for his Pastor's heart. Keith has been a mentor to so many over the years, and his legacy is tremendous. He is gifted in raising up leaders, teaching, mentoring, and in bringing vision and oversight to many projects simultaneously.

As previously reported, in May Trinity sent out a team on a two-week missions trip to Morocco. Here is a report of the trip from Amanda Belmont, a student who went with:

In 12 days, the Morocco team visited approximately 7 cities, including Casablanca, Marrakech, and Rabat the capital city of Morocco. We rode in planes, taxis, trains, and buses. We experienced the culture of Morocco in shopping in the Medina, in traveling to and from different cities, and spending a night in a Moroccan home, as well as in eating some of the famous and delicious Moroccan meals. Our team spent some time learning the language, and had fun attempting to converse with the people we met along the way.

The 2008 Trinity Lions football season looks to be an exciting one! This years schedule has the Lions playing five home games. A few changes in the schedule this year have Trinity fans excited about watching the Lions take on four new teams. These include MSU-Bottineau, Concordia (JV), Kentucky Christian, and St. Scholastica. The season kicks off with an away game on September 6th at the University of Minnesota Morris. The following week has the Lions at home to take on a tough NAIA opponent, South Dakota School of Mines.

President Jack Strom, along with Executive Assistants Sam Johnson and Sam Farina, have a Renewed Vision Overview & Heartland Initiative Plan for Trinity Bible College. Three facts of excellence mark TBC as uniquely suited to its stated purpose, which was set in place by its founders in 1948, “to train ministers and missionaries for world-wide service,” but with a unique commitment for the Heartland of America. Read more in the following article.