The Master's College Alumni Updates

You don't want to miss our second installment of "TMC Stories". Dr. Mark Tatlock reminisces about his time as a student and RD, including a massive food fight started by a few muffins.

Harold Albert, a 1955 Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary (LABTS) now serves as the senior chaplain for Contra Costa County in Northern California where he works with inmates - including murderers, thieves, and prostitutes - witnessing their positive responses to ministry, conversions to Christianity, and engagement with Bible study.

Kimberly Benedict, a constitutional law major who graduated from TMC in 2002, and her husband are preparing for missionary work in Nepal. Reflecting on her time at the school, her most cherished memory is the commencement speech by C.W. Smith, delivered the year she graduated. Amid his battle with cancer, Smith's powerful message on living a life that glorifies God profoundly impacted her, encapsulating the essence of her education and life's purpose.

Living in Lucknow, a populous city in Uttar Pradesh, India, offers a unique experience of constant human interaction and the concept of "Indian stretchable time," where conversations and relationships flourish due to less rigid deadlines. The caste system deeply segments society, yet there's a growing interest in Christianity among various social strata, including the most marginalized. Our ultimate goal is to cultivate devoted followers of Jesus Christ, who worship and praise Him in their own language and cultural context, leading to the establishment of local churches.