Graduation day!!!!!!! MABC (Biblical Counseling)…read more This has been an organization filled with support, guidance, and insight through the staff, Professors, employees, students and families!

School has officially started statewide. The seminary and Texas Baptist College are no different…read more Chapel services also started today. Usually held in MacGorman Chapel, I waited for the doors to unlock and people to show up. To my surprise, I discovered the venue had changed to Truett Auditorium. Must have been a last-minute decision. The Convocation Service was very well attended. Thankfully, I was still able to find an end of the row seat in spite of being a few minutes late. (Had to drive over to Truett Auditorium.) Both the music and sermon were excellent. The president also introduced new faculty and an endowed chairperson. I'm looking forward to many more chapel services. Don't forget about visiting the coffee shop afterwards. Absolutely delicious!

Did you know TCC has a Massage Therapy Program? You can get…read morea free 50 minute Swedish Massage! All you have to do is sign up with the Instructor, Veronica Zapata. She has specific time slots that need to be filled and you can choose which time slots works w your schedule. I believe you have to show up 15 minutes before your massage to fill out a questionnaire. They are located in the H.P.E. building. I'm assuming it stands for the Heath and Physical Education Building. The massage room is nice and spacious. It's dark and cool inside. Each space is divided by curtain so, you can hear the dialogue going on with the person next to you and know if they enjoyed the massage too. Lol. My Massage Therapist had great energy. She was a Medium sized Asian and warned me of her heavy hand. I told her no, I'm not a fan of that. She said, ok, I'll make sure to be soft. She did an incredible job. It was relaxing and comforting. Soft music plays in the background as you get your massage. I rembering hearing a Christian Instrumental Song. I just can't think of the name but, it was nice to recognize the tune. Afterwards, you fill out a Post Massage Therapy assessment form then your good to go! I would definitely recommend a Massage from this College.

The massage therapy clinic was having their sessions today, and I was one of the "patients". A…read moreyoung female student was my practitioner, and she did a great job in asking for my preferences. As usual, the overall massage was incredible! Don't let the aspect of students practicing make you feel like a guinea pig. They are trained and very good for still being in school. Please call to get in on the massage session. Hurry since they fill up quickly.

I will never forget my first visit here. I didn't know what to expect, but surely I was not…read moreexpecting all of the love I received from the moment I stepped in the building. I was instantly greeted with an overwhelming amount of hugs and welcomes. Please don't let the size of this church intimidate you. It seems like everyone knows everyone. If you are a first time guest, you will be treated like a Queen/King and that treatment never goes away. I had a home church before IBOC and all it took was 3 visits to hear the amazing word of God from Pastor Rush. I joined on my 3rd visit and have been a member ever since. There is something for everyone. IBOC believes in giving back to the community and putting God first. The most important thing is not only hearing a word from God, but teaching and mentoring our you and keeping our seniors protected under God's grace. IBOC has recently built a school called the University of Dreams. UofD inspiration is backed by opening a school to close a prison. The mission is driven by teaching kids how to read, write and learn all while having God present. Teaching the bible and the practice of prayer is very important to this campus. The teachers are all men and women of God, who not only server our Lord, but educate our children into being future leaders of this country. And don't forget to get your praise on. IBOC has the baddest choir in the land. You will stand on your feet before our GOD and praise for 30 minutes to an hour! There is a men's, women's, kids and blended choir that are all featured different weeks! Currently there is just one service on Sundays, it's at 10:00AM followed by Monday School at 7:00PM. Monday School is a continued lesson from Sunday which breaks down the lesson in an educational format lead by Pastor Rush. And if you love to eat and receive a word from God, IBOC has a new theme that's kind of like Studio Movie Grill. Sunday's you can reserve a space to dine and get the word. Please check the website for more details on all you can eat and Sunday fellowship for seating and spacing. If you are a first time visitor, IBOC has special parking for first time guest, so to drive straight to the front. You will always receive coming and going lots of friendly smiles and waves as you are greeted by the parking lot crew. So be sure to wave hello and goodbye. The church is always clean, the amazing women and men of God keep this place in immaculate shape. I have never seen so much as a piece of tissue on the floor. You can tell everyone that serves here loves IBOC and God. The faith of every member is poured into this humble ground of fellowship. There are so many committees to serve on if you want to be more involved. You will always feel like family here. Pastor Rush is full of high energy. You will notice that the lessons he teaches are always going to be based upon the Word from God. Which comes from the Bible. They are never his opinions. Pastor Rush, a former educator teaches and inspires God's children to have a complete breakdown of God's Word by his illustrations both visually and verbally. The sanctuary is an open classroom where not only we all are able to listen but ask questions too! We are a note taking church, so be sure to bring a notepad and pen. Expect hugs, to laugh and cry. And I always say, heels are not your friend in this church. You will be on your feet almost the entire time there!!!! IBOC is also an ON TIME church. So be on time, and service is simply over when its over. After be sure to check out the 80,000 gallon fish tank. Sharks, Rays, and big fish are just floating in this beautiful tank. With the IBOC divers, you can take pictures and keep as a beautiful memory. Once you finish being in awe at the fish tank, IBOC has it's own store called The Deep. There is something for everyone in this store. From fashion for kids, men and women to the cool merchandise you can purchase for keepsake, you will want to for sure drop in. This gospel experience is like nothing you will ever imagine. The love that's in the church is so incredible. The first Sunday of every month women wear white, every 5th Sunday the kids choir sings, every Friday night men have fellowship and there is always something going on during the week. So if you are looking for a new home church and just wanting to stop in and visit, please come! I LOVE MY CHURCH -IBOC

Love this church. Music is wonderful and pastor is too. Congregation very friendly and welcoming.read more

Mr Zapata was very help class was amazing and well taught very greatfull that I chose this programread more

Great class very helpful in knowledge and empowerment within self sending another person your wayread more

I love that I'm both entering this school into the Yelp Dallas database and reviewing it first. As…read morea college employee, I went for a tour of this school and fell in love with the place. First, don't let the name fool you. It's not a school for black students, only. I was pleased to see that there are black, Hispanic, and white students at this school. The principal is genuinely excited about the opportunity he has to lead these boys and he gets even more excited when visitors arrive. He allowed me and my colleague to visit as many classrooms as we wanted and something really neat happened. In every class, a student would come to us and give us a personal greeting along with a brief description of what they were learning in class. How about this? One of the students in the Mandarin Chinese class, greeted us in the language! I met the physical education teacher who is actually engaged in teaching the students...physical education. He's not some old guy who stands over the students while they do push-ups nor is he a babysitter. The teacher actually spoke to us about his methods for evaluating the physical state of his boys. FYI, this is not a private school. It is a public school that has high standards for its students. I can't say enough about how great this place seems to be, and I'll make an effort to attend any events they hold.

I do not even know where to begin with this school! As an educator, I have been in many schools…read morewhich claimed to be college prep but were nowhere near that. BOMLA is what all of those schools strive to be. Young men truly engaged in their classes. I was able to observe a robotics class, a flipped band class, a Socratic seminar where young men discussed a variance of religions. School and admin are dedicated and focused on building the characters of the pupils and that is truly wonderful to see. It was such a great experience, and I encourage any young man in the Dallas area to seek admissions. A public school with a private school experience.

We are so grateful for this amazing school where our children have attended for the past 11 years!…read moreIt is the only hybrid school in Ellis County that is accredited with ACSI, and it has stood the test of time for the last 22 years! It provides a strong biblical education along with an active school culture and competitive athletics program.

Unfortunately, the individuals that are in charge of this school are not of the highest caliber. We…read morewere directly involved with the gun incident that occurred last school year, and it was not handled in a way that displays excellence and/or moral character. It's unfortunate because this school has the potential to be excellent, but misses the mark because of the individuals that are in leadership positions. Praying for everyone that was and is still in this educational system.

My son was all set to attend. We even took the time to visit the school and had conversations with…read moreEbony, the head of admissions, and Marcel Shaw, both over the phone and in person, to finalize his admission. We confirmed multiple times that everything was on track, starting from our discussions in April 2025. Just before the Summer Bridge program began, I reached out to Ebony to ensure my son's enrollment was secure, relying on this assurance to cancel all other offers and commitments from different pre-college programs for the summer. I took time off work and drove back and forth for two consecutive weeks to ensure a smooth move-in day. To our shock, on that very day, we were informed that my son was too young due to my early signing of the dorm commitment form. Despite explaining that he was only planning to participate in the 6-week Summer Bridge program, which had been clarified numerous times, the message fell on deaf ears. This experience underscores a troubling lack of organization and communication within the administration. I had high hopes for this school to prepare my son for college, especially in fields he is passionate about, such as Business Finance and Logistics. It's deeply frustrating to see such carelessness undermine the potential for our future. If you're considering this institution, I urge you to reflect on our experience and the serious implications of their administration's failures.

I have had good experiences at Paul Quinn College. Maddie from Student Accounts, Barbara from…read moreFinancial Aid, and Marquita, the Registrar, were all very helpful when I dealt with them this week. Notable employees include Dr. Terry, who helped me while I was on vacation, Drs. Lola and Jagne-Shaw, who contacted me to explain portal problems, Dr. Grant, who responds to problems immediately, Dr. Rivas, who follows up well, and Ebony, who does everything with a smile. The college offers a full package for success. The staff, dorms, facilities, menu, and course rigor are unmatched. I respect and value the school's We/Me mission. Under President Sorrell's direction, the leadership is authentic and one of integrity.

have to say, working at the School for Allied Health Professionals has helped me a lot! not only by…read moreteaching me new things, but by showing me how much we have to share and offer to help our students. There are so many resources that have helped me personally, too. All of our programs are very short, very affordable, and with one of these, you can start a career! We might be small, but we care, and WE WILL help you get to where you want to be in the health field. Give us a chance and let us show you what we do here!