Tales from Eden Road & Beyond LBC Alumni Office

Zach and Bob talk to six current LBC | Capital students who talk about how they got to the college, their favorite things about LBC | Capital, and how grateful they are for friends and alumni of the college who give to the Community Scholarship Fund.

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Bill Coder stops by to chat about Lancaster Bible College in the early 21st century. New buildings were taking over the campus at LBC, as the college began to transform into what it is today. Coder discusses his leadership roles on campus as a student, as well as his current role as a gift officer in the LBC | Capital Advancement Department. Coder also shared information about the upcoming Charger Challenge Golf Tournament on June 14, 2021! S. 1, Ep. 7.

Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School President Dr. Tommy Kiedis joins the podcast to talk about his first 15 months as president, as well as past work, love of students, and his heart for the mission of LBC | Capital. We also talked about his love of cars, and you won't believe what time he wakes up and takes his morning walk! Ep. 6.

Doc Ayers stops by to discuss his time as a student at LBC | Capital (1976-80), as well as his tenure as a faculty member (1993-present). Doc talks about his trips to Israel, the passing of his first wife, great times with students on campus, officiating close to 100 weddings, and so much more! Ep. 5.

LBC | Capital professors Dr. Gordon Gregory & Dr. Harold Kime stop by to discuss their time as students and faculty of LBC | Capital. The two men have been associated with LBC | Capital for most of their adult lives, and have countless stories about the growth of the institution, including bringing computers to campus, as well as the old athletic program days. Ep. 4.

Former LBC | Capital professor and staff member Dr. Shirley Tucker stops by to discuss her time with the college, which lasted from 1992 through 2015 as a full-time employee. Dr. Tucker was instrumental in helping develop and grow the Ally Center and disabilities services program on the campus, and was also the Faculty Athletics Representative. 



Dr. Tucker recounts many great stories throughout the interview, including the time she was stuck in traffic before the advent of cell phones, and no one on campus knew where she was!