Thoughts on Some Thoughts on Trinity International University

See this article entitled, The 15 Best Colleges for Studying the Bible.

Two statements about my school, Trinity International University, that I found interesting:

(1) “The student body and professoriate are intentionally diverse, allowing for an international flavor, and a heightened sense of ‘global missions.'”

— Absolutely true. And I love this!

(2) “Some students will find the political leanings of the school to be too liberal, with notable tones of ‘social justice’ and ‘globalism.'”

— That some would find TIU too political liberal is probably somewhat true as well. And I tend to think this reality relates to the first statement (directly above). However, this perception isn’t the same thing as TIU actual being politically liberal. That’d be a tough case to make given our incredible diversity. Nonetheless, I believe our diversity and international composition resists a narrow-minded approach to politics, whatever that approach might be. And I appreciate this about Trinity as well.

Just a shameless plug for my school.

David Δ Morse Blog

Hey, I just wanted to give a shout out to my friend David Morse who started a new blog recently. He’s going to be writing about Christianity, theology, culture, social media, food, Minneapolis life, and much more. He’s a solid guy and a great friend of mine. Check his stuff out!

David Δ Morse

…Plus he’s using a Greek delta (Δ) in place of his middle initial. So, that’s cool. 🙂

Christmas Letter 2013

Merry Christmas

from Kirk and Ann Miller

Christmas Letter 2013, A

 

“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.” – 1 John 1:14

 

 

Greetings from Deerfield, IL. This past year has been a busy one with lots of new adventures.

Kirk has just finished his third semester of seminary and will be wrapping up the halfway point in his M.Div. this Spring.

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