10/09/21

Twenty-four students, six dorm staff, and one Bible College dean agree, touring eclectic coffee shops on a Saturday morning is a great way to acclimate to the Twin Cities. Six

10/09/21

Stephenie Kelso is a woman of many interests. Cello, for one. Captain of her high school bowling team, too. And would you believe trap shooting? What do all of these

06/04/21

Kinship is a magazine of the FLBCS. Stay up to date on the latest news, student stories, classroom highlights, and fun tidbits about life on the FLBC and FLS campus.

06/04/21

As I write, a feeling of normalcy is coming back to our city. Masks are (not quite) gone, venue capacities are close to 100 percent, and we are looking forward

06/04/21

There’s something about the appeal of new things that captivates our attention. On the FLBCS campus it’s the completion of the new Student Life Center that’s all the buzz. In

06/04/21

Imagine with me a hike through terrain similar to the Badlands. You walk up and down, almost aimlessly, through both barren land and beautiful scenery. Sometimes, you descend into a

06/03/21

Scott Pierson [Seminary] There are many ways that the Lord “makes all things new.” It can be hard to see how the Lord is using your circumstances to work this

06/03/21

My senior year of high school did not go as I expected. Throughout the year, things I looked forward to started to slip away. Our homecoming football game was flooded

06/03/21

My face turned slightly red as I looked around the classroom. My hand was one of only three raised in response to the professor’s question: “Who believes that the Bible

06/03/21

A year and a half ago, not many of us considered the importance of good soap and just how long 20 seconds can last. But now we can all appreciate

06/03/21

Eliah Ricke, like many young musicians, is a hopeful songwriter. But, unlike the vast majority of introspective alt-indie artists, Eliah has actually released a professionally mastered recording to the world’s

06/03/21

Back in my day, softball was the sport of choice for tournaments on campus. Later, flag football, Ultimate Frisbee, and sand volleyball—even soccer—were popular games amongst the student body. But