On September 2, ten new students were welcomed into the Korean MA and MDiv programs (Global Christian Leadership). The day was filled with warm smiles, new introductions, and a spirit of anticipation. Alongside the excitement, there were also signs of nervousness—understandable emotions for those stepping into a new chapter, especially for some who had recently […]
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A theology symposium presented on November 5, 2025 by Northwest, ACTS, and the J.H. Pickford Chair in Theology. PhD (Otago, NZ) is a Relational Theologian, specializing in the theology of Karl Barth and T. F. Torrance. He has been lecturing for 36 years in theology and Biblical Studies in the Seattle Area, New Zealand and online.
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Northwest is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Don Chang as Dean of Korean Programs, effective July 1, 2025. In this expanded role, Dr. Chang will provide strategic oversight and leadership for the full scope of Northwest’s Korean-language programs. These include the Korean Doctor of Ministry, the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Leadership (BACL),
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After months of careful thought, collaboration, and prayer, we’re excited to unveil the result of Northwest’s rebranding journey—a process rich with meaning, purpose, and attention to detail. But there’s too much to capture in just one email, so we’re inviting you to join us for a special online event. During this interactive session,
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Scholarship MOU Signing Event On February 24, Northwest celebrated the signing of eight scholarship agreements. Seven churches and one family demonstrated their trust in Northwest’s ability to train pastors by providing $82,000 in scholarships funds over the next five years. It seems like an obvious thing to say, but Northwest exists because of students. Our
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Alumna Interview – Heather Dyck Heather Dyck was born and raised in Winnipeg and took piano lessons since the age of 6. She currently live in Abbotsford with her husband Calvin Dyck. He received his doctorate in Performance Violin from the University of Southern California in 1991. They were set up on a blind date
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Joy in Serving Jesus Alumni Connect (Anonymous) The chorus of the old hymn by Oswald J. Smith, reads, “There is joy, joy, joy in serving Jesus, Joy that throbs within my heart; Every moment, every hour, As I draw upon His power. There is joy, joy, joy that never will depart.” I have found
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President’s Pen – Spring 2025 Learning to Lead Like Jesus At Northwest College and Seminary, we stand at a significant turning point in our history. With the difficult but necessary decision to close ACTS in May 2026, we face both challenges and opportunities as we chart our course forward. During this pivotal moment, we are
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Life-Long Learning Creation, Curation & Relation Love her, loathe her, or have no feelings in particular about her, there is no arguing with the fact that Taylor Swift is a powerful force. In this mini-conference presented by Trinity Western’s Student Association, Religious Studies & School of Arts, Media & Culture, Mar’s Hill Student Newspaper, and
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Many of us equate worship with singing, but the biblical message is far more than this. Unfortunately, many churches fall into the trap of simply appointing a talented individual to take care of music on Sundays, without understanding key biblical and theological essentials about the church’s worship. Consequently, worship can devolve into entertainment or looking
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