The Master’s University released its fall 2026 magazine today! This special edition, titled “The First 100 Years of TMU,” traces the past century of the school’s history in celebration of TMU’s Centennial. Here’s a look at this issue’s feature stories:
Our institution’s founders, led by Dr. William Matthews, built a school that would reject compromise and hold fast to Christ and Scripture.
The Hotchkiss family not only helped save LABTS from extinction, but demonstrated sacrificial service and wholehearted trust in the Lord.
Longtime president Dr. John Dunkin moved LABC to Newhall and laid the foundation for what would become The Master’s University.
Tasked with building LABC’s athletic department from the ground up, Pete Reese never balked at the challenge — or the hard work it involved.
Harriet Ishii’s vibrantly joyful service to LABC and heart for global missions left a lasting impact on those who knew her.
Dr. John MacArthur providentially arrived at a pivotal time in the school’s history, safeguarding its mission and forever changing its trajectory.
Through all of the changes since 1970, Dr. John Stead has helped tether TMU to its mission by modeling love for Christ and His people.
You’ll also find stories on these key figures:
Milton Fish
J.J. Rutherford
Robert Bross
Peter Kobe
Hermann Austel
Dolphus Weary
Thomas Price
Bob Provost
Betty Price
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You can find plain-text versions of each story, in a larger font, at masters.edu/magazine.
