List of Trinity Western University people

This is a list of people associated with Trinity Western University in Vancouver, British Columbia.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

* Jeffrey Ansloos, Indigenous scholar, psychologist and children’s author
* Carolyn Arends, musician, songwriter, and author
* Jonathan Auxier, children's author[1]
* Paul Chamberlain, professor of philosophy at Trinity Western[2]
* Roger Cross, television and screen actor
* Deborah Grey, former Member of Parliament, former acting Leader of the Official Opposition (Canada)
* Bernie Herms, musician, producer, and composer (husband of Natalie Grant)
* Paul Janz, philosophy professor, former international musician
* Brie King, professional volleyball player and musician.
* Damien C. Kurek, Member of Parliament, Battle River-Crowfoot
* Dane Lloyd, Infantry Officer, Member of Parliament, Sturgeon River-Parkland
* Grant McNally, former Member of Parliament
* Randal Rauser, author, associate professor at Taylor College and Seminary
* Chaim Schalk, Olympic and professional beach volleyball player
* Chuck Strahl, former Member of Parliament, Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
* Mark Strahl, Member of Parliament
* Tara Teng, abolitionist and beauty pageant winner
* Ryan Walter, former NHL player, former assistant coach of the Vancouver Canucks; now motivational speaker, author and leadership expert
* Mark Warawa, Member of Parliament, former Parliamentary Secretary
* Phillip H. Wiebe, professor of philosophy and religious studies at Trinity Western
* Bob Zimmer, Member of Parliament, Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies

## References

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1. ^ Schlecker, Brady (May 16, 2016). "Better know a word-writing man alum: Jonathan Auxier". TWU Alumni Stories & News. Archived from the original on March 23, 2019. Retrieved March 16, 2019.
2. ^ "Trinity Western University - Faculty Directory - Paul Chamberlain, Ph.D." Retrieved December 12, 2015.