They knew exactly how to market to me. Pumping and vibrant praise music wafting through the school, prayers before every class, professors who truly care about student needs, and those colourful envelopes in our student lounge inviting people to write thoughtful messages to you are what first drew me in to Tyndale – a trans-denominational university and seminary in Toronto, Canada. Yet during the five years I studied at Tyndale – long enough to earn both my bachelor’s and my master’s degrees in theology related fields, I found that Tyndale was so much more. It is a place where prayer happens, where testimonies are shared, and where community is built and fostered. It is a place where you are challenged to grow – academically, spiritually, and socially, and where you make the best friends you ever will in your entire life. I wouldn’t change these five years for anything in the world. It was not always easy, and Tyndale, like any other organization in the world is imperfect and has its flaws, but somehow Tyndale and I found each other and for that I will be eternally grateful.
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