The DED guy

Last time I had a chance to submit anything I was sitting happily in my professor chair, minding my own business. About one week ago, TBC's president Strom and our academic dean, Dr. Dusing, invited me into the prez's office for a 'meeting'. "Pink slip for me." That's what I thought. Quite the opposite.

President Strom proceeded to assure me that I was called into the inner sanctum for a good reason. He and Dr. Dusing said that they had been thinking for a bit that I would be a likely candidate to fill the shoes of the Distance Education Director (the DED guy). Needless to say, I was shocked. They appreciated my excitement about where the college could go with the technology that we currently have, as well as where we could go with technology that we could acquire.

I told them that I would need to pray about it and talk to my wife and family before making such a big decision. So I did. I prayed, wrestled with God, panicked, freaked out a little, and, with God's help, felt a peace about it. So, Tuesday, June 16, I accepted the position of Distance Education Director for Trinity Bible College and I am very excited.

God has provided so much for us, he has opened so many doors for us. Please pray for and with me that I can help TBC to move forward with a vision and determination to provide a quality education and experience from Trinity Bible College.

If you are interested in checking out TBC's distance education program, or would simply like more information please contact TBC at 1-800-523-1603. You can also join a TBC DE group on my facebook page at facebook.com/setownsend and join the 'tbc distance education' group or follow me on twitter at 'tbcde'.

Farewell, for now.