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Photo by Reagan Noll

Chapel
Scott Ardavanis — a graduate of LABC, a TMU board member, and the senior pastor of Grace Church of the Valley in Kingsburg, California — spoke in chapel on Sept. 9. He delivered a message titled “How Can I Be Sure of My Salvation?” The sermon was part of this year’s chapel theme, “Apologia: Strengthening and Defending Your Faith.”

Photo by Annie Vladovska

The Mousetrap
TMU Theatre Arts performed Agatha ����aa����ie’s “The Mousetrap.” Junior Matthew Brecheen, center, brought plenty of energy to the eccentric role of ����aa����opher Wren.

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Day of Prayer
On Sept. 27, TMU canceled classes so students could come together to worship the Lord through song, meditate on His character, and pray for one another.

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The Bach Legacy
Dr. Ruta Bloomfield performed a harpsichord concert inside the library, exploring the influence Johann Fischer and Johann Kuhnau had on Bach.

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Campus Life
TMU’s neon dodgeball tournament and retro night, hosted by Trophy Coffee, featured outdoor video games on the big screen.

Photo by Michael Rourke

Faculty Spotlight
Dr. Jordan Morton is dean of TMU’s Pearl C. Schaffer School of Education. The School of Education offers degrees in liberal studies and interdisciplinary studies, along with single- and multiple-subject credentials.

Career Fair
In November, TMU students had the opportunity to network with nearly 40 businesses, schools, churches, and other ministry organizations from Southern California and across the country. TMU alum Matthew Hagen was on hand representing JT4, a federal contractor for the Department of Defense.