I graduated from this school and really cherished my time there. The students were all so friendly…read more The staff were very caring about their student. They took the time and interest in getting to know their students. Small classes made a big difference. The facilities were wonderful. The cafeteria always had hood food. Close to Chicago and all the activities of a big town. A great place to truly learn.

Trinity rocks! I completed my MDiv at TEDS and had a terrific experience. The professors are…read morescholarly and yet caring, the teaching is deep and yet pastoral, and the students and faculty come from a variety of nations, ethnic backgrounds, and theological traditions, all under the broad umbrella of the gospel and the mission of God in the world. TEDS seeks to keep one foot firmly planted in the academy and the other foot equally firmly in the mission of the church. A great place to study if you are looking to be a pastor, a scholar, a professor, or Christian leader.

Love the space, the teachers, opportunities for the dancers, TVs to see the room and your kids and…read moreso much more!!

I read the bad review and wanted to write mine. I had a great experience and they are a really…read moregood dance studio for kids. I will continue to come here. Please use smart judgment and manage your schedule and what you sign. It is not the job of the Dance studio to check in with clients about their children...just saying.

We love taking dance lessons with Krystian. He is amazing. Dancing is good for your body and your…read moremind. Always a fun time!

WOW this is the best ballroom dance school out here! Krystian is an amazing ballroom coach. I have…read morebeen his student for 1 year now, and have taken group and private classes. He has an incredible technique focus and makes learning fun. He is all you need in a ballroom instructor and will be endlessly supportive of you throughout your dance journey. Whenever you're looking to become a pro-dancer or just for fun, Krystian should be your go-to dance instructor. I would highly recommend him to everyone!!!

My children have been coming to Language Stars for the last ten years! The Deerfield location is…read morethe best we have experienced! The center director is amazing and very responsive! My children have learned a lot of their second language skills here, and the instruction is top-notch! We will continue coming to Language Stars and highly recommend it to all!

Years back I'd come out here yearly to attend conferences to hear this real cool Tamil dude speak…read morethe word of God. At one time he was quite instrumental with World Vision. An elegant, well spoken, British English speaking kind of gentleman. What a nice area to go and spend a few nights and attend meetings for the conference. Most kids still at school during the conference would be uber nice. Who doesn't like a nice "Good morning" or Good anything hello during the course of the day. Jesus people I tell you, they are always so nice and smiling all the time. What is it about them? Must be all the K-Love they listen to. I can't say much about the school itself, I've only known a handful of graduates that loved attending more than the typical experience known as secular schools. As far as a place to hold a couple day conference, it's a good fit and closer to Chicago than say the Billy Graham center down south. Which is also a very fantastic option. Why travel so many miles to Ohio or up state Wisconsin, when there is a perfectly good facility right here. I like that the theme of the college resonates with many of their neighbors, some bible thumpers as well as those that are very nice to be around.

I entered Trinity College (now called Trinity International Universary) back in September of 1966…read more This was the new campus out in Bannockburn / Deerfield, Illinois. We had such classes, with many inspired teachers (like Dr. Howard Vos and Reverend Gerald Gillespie) plus such wonderful classmates. George Beverly Shea's son Ron (who now manages "Billy Graham Crusades") was in my Freshman class. I took seriously sick in the last half of my Senior year, but managed to return in September of 71, and finish up College in order to graduate. Everyone was so very supportive and helpful

I never really spent time here until a few weeks ago, even though we go hiking at Ryerson Woods…read morepretty regularly. It's a cute building with rotating exhibits and they also have scheduled and open crafting hours. My sister and I participated in a wreath making create and sip last night which was so fun and extremely reasonable at $20/per person when they supply the materials. Since their supplies are donated, it was really interesting to see all the different styles of wreaths that were made. We would definitely come back for another craft and sip.

I never knew this place existed until my neighbor told me about Ryerson Woods a few weeks ago and…read moresuggested I go because it was peak autumn. She told me there is a gallery, too. I made it up just in time before they closed for the day. It's a cute building and they have various collaborations. The first time I went their featured art was from the Highland Park Art Center. This past weekend I went back for their Soundscapes exhibit, which is a partnership with various non-profits and focused on art made by veterans and their families. I went to the opening reception, which was free, and included performances/spotlights on the participating partner organizations and some of the artists featured. It was a moving event (especially being Veteran's Day weekend) and a powerful exhibit. This is a great space and I loved learning more about how they support the local community and partner with other non-profits to bring art to the space and make art accessible. Highly recommend. Also, the surrounding area is stunning, so being able to see art and enjoy nature is a double dose of joy.