TBI Alumni

Bruno Update

Chris Bruno — Wed, 29 Jun 2005 14:49:54 -0500

After graduating from TBI, we moved to Louisville for more school and had our first child, Luke. He is a great joy to us and we are learning much as we raise him with the goal of being a man who treasures Christ above all else.
Chris is currently working at Starbucks Coffee and is a student at Southern Seminary, where he loves nearly all of his classes. He just returned from a study trip to Oxford, England and hopes to graduate with his M.Div. next May.
Katie is a great wife and mother. She spends most of her time with Luke, but also does some light housework for a local family and teaches piano during the school year.
Luke loves to crawl and walk around the house (doing the latter only with assistance). His hobbies include eating flies, unrolling the toilet paper, and looking at-not quite reading-his books.

Struggling to Comprehend God's Omnipresence

Matt — Mon, 27 Jun 2005 16:40:04 -0500

Today while my wife Krista was eating lunch with our four-year-old son Micah, they had a very interesting conversation. Here's what she said:

Attempting to explain to Micah that God doesn't just dwell in heaven, but is everywhere, I mentioned that when we trust Him for the forgiveness of our sins, His Holy Spirit actually dwells within us. Trying to understand, he said, “But He's so big He would poke out!”

Dale Tolmasoff publishes!

Matt — Fri, 13 May 2005 13:22:10 -0500

Dale Tolmasoff has published Who's Knocking at Your Door?, a tract about the Jehovah's Witness religion, and a children's book titled This Is No Fairy Tale, to be published July 5, 2005.

Congratulations Dale! I look forward to getting my own copies.

Update from the Reimers

Matt — Mon, 17 Jan 2005 00:33:46 -0600

Greetings from the Reimers!

What are we up to? After graduation, we moved back to Washington (the one in the NW), next-door to Krista's parents, aunt, and grandmother. We are all doing well. I'm paying the bills by working four days a week at my computer job, and spending the extra day doing what I can to help at our church, Bridge Community, where I've been invited to sort of apprentice with the elders. We are working through several issues, such as women's minisry roles, worship, and outreach, so there is much to do.

We'd love to hear how you're doing, and I'm sure your friends would as well, so blog an update under your area.

Godspeed,

Matt for the Reimers