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Few people in the last century have shaped The Master’s University more fundamentally than Dr. John Stead. For more than 55 years, he has modeled what TMU is all about: grateful dependence on the Lord’s faithfulness and an enduring love for His people.
In 1966, a generous donation from Robert Bross funded the construction of LABC’s gymnasium.
For almost 100 years, TMU has been dedicated to hiring a faculty united around love for Christ and a shared set of doctrinal convictions. Maintaining this common goal requires an extensive hiring process. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look.
John Newton is most famous as the author of the hymn, “Amazing Grace,” but Dr. Keith Palmer wants people to know that he is so much more.
The latest news from every corner of The Master's University.
Janet Tillman retires this summer after 36 years of faithful service at Powell Library.
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November’s Summit is designed to galvanize the church to embrace and defend this essential doctrine.
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Men’s volleyball coach explains the social media strategy that helped build a national powerhouse.
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TMU prepared Isaac Hopewell to represent Christ well when he entered the workplace.
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Junior Eden Chow’s time at TMU has been marked by worship and a deepening of convictions.
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Janet Tillman retires this summer after 36 years of faithful service at Powell Library.
Read
November’s Summit is designed to galvanize the church to embrace and defend this essential doctrine.
Read
Men’s volleyball coach explains the social media strategy that helped build a national powerhouse.
Read
TMU prepared Isaac Hopewell to represent Christ well when he entered the workplace.
Read
Junior Eden Chow’s time at TMU has been marked by worship and a deepening of convictions.
Read
TMU’s annual Truth & Life Conference featured special guest Dr. Michael Reeves, who encouraged the University community to grow in its understanding and awe of the Trinity.
In January, the Paul T. Plew School of Music performed Henry Purcell’s “Dido and Aeneas,” featuring the instrumental and vocal talents of TMU’s students.
This year’s flagship MAC event featured Ted Scott, caddie to the number one golfer in the world, Scottie Scheffler. TMU athletes heard Scott’s perspective on what it means to leave a Christ-honoring legacy.
This semester’s Careers in Education Expo gave TMU students and alumni the opportunity to connect with participating private, public, and international schools and explore career options in the field of education.
