Trinity Bible College and Graduate School

Trinity Bible College and Graduate School was founded in 1948 as Lakewood Park Bible School. It is located on a beautiful 28-acre campus on the east side of Ellendale, North Dakota. The centerpiece of the campus is the Block Memorial Chapel. Other buildings on campus include the Lowell Lundstrom Heartland Student Life Center, the Ray Ulmer Field House, Liechty Hall, Daniel Schneck Kesler Hall, the Fern and John Liechty Fitness Center, and the Prayer . Teaching Center featuring two classrooms, a conference room, a spacious atrium with a waterfall, a prayer chapel, a kitchen, and connecting corridors. The most recent renovations were to the iconic Davidson Hall, the newly renamed Wead Center, and the oldest building on campus, the Armory. God has shown immense favor and blessing to Trinity. The Bob Tatum Football Field and a large practice field make up the rest of the campus grounds.

Today, the college is flourishing under the leadership of Dr. Paul Alexander, its eighth elected president. For over seven decades of educating and training, Trinity has remained committed to raising up the next generation of young men and women who will bring the good news of Jesus to people and communities everywhere.

Trinity is affiliated with the General Council of the Assemblies of God. The governing body of the college is the Board of Trustees. Board membership consists of Assembly of God district superintendents, individuals from the fields of church ministries, professions, education and members-at-large.

Trinity Bible College and Graduate School is a fully accredited institution in good standing with the Association of Biblical Higher Education (ABHE) and endorsed by the Alliance for Assemblies of God Higher Education.