Trinity Lutheran College is an independent Lutheran institution of higher learning in Issaquah, Washington that offers associate's and bachelor's degrees in Biblical studies, Christian Education, early childhood education, Multicultural Studies, Music and Worship, Youth and Family Ministry, Social Work, Applied Communications, and Psychology.
Founded as the Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle in 1944, the school moved across Lake Washington in 1980 and changed its name to Trinity Lutheran College in 1999. The school is planning a move to downtown Everett, Washington in time for the 2008-09 school year.
Trinity is a private and independent 4-year Christian college, regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Founded in 1944, Trinity began as an arm of the Minneapolis-based Lutheran Bible Institute with the mission of training laypersons in Bible Study. Today the college is a regionally recognized Christian liberal arts college, with 80% of our alumni holding leadership roles in their spiritual communities. Mission: Trinity Lutheran College, through biblically centered education, develops leaders with a global perspective whose lives and ministry serve Jesus Christ in church and society. Values: Rigorous intellectual inquiry and faith formation within the context of a Christ-centered community of scholars Academic programs that are firmly rooted in biblical study Servant leadership as modeled by Jesus Christ Freedom of academic inquiry based upon the conviction that all truth is God's truth The Future: We are now in the final stages of selecting a site to relocate the college beginning in the fall of 2008, to better meet our students' academic, social and spiritual needs. Please check back with us as we post plans and progress for our new Seattle area location.
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