A Piece of Reese: Tri Ziva

A Piece of Reese: Tri Ziva

“My heart in this position is to lead in a way that others can look up to, while encouraging and equipping the girls around me to grow into the best leaders they can be,” Senior Emma Vest, president. 

Tri Ziva is open to all female students at the beginning of the fall semester. The overall goal of this organization is to unite women by using the Gospel while also spreading the love of Jesus Christ. Through this program, there is hope that these young women will come to know Christ and gain a deeper understanding of what it means to do everything for the glory of God.Tri Ziva has even inspired the men of CBC to start their own social club called Brothers of Zion. “We started Brothers of Zion because we saw the good Tri Ziva was doing for girls at CBC and wanted to provide the same for the guys,” says senior Josh Ramirez, co-founder and president of Brothers of Zion. 

Tri Ziva has not only made a powerful impact in the lives of many women in the club, but on our campus. Some of the impacts include helping women in their walk with Christ, make close friendships with other women in the group, and getting discipled by the older girls. 

“ It [Tri Ziva] has helped me with being friendly towards other people. It has nspired me to walk more with my faith in the Lord more.” Freshman Mary Faith Stevenson 

The current officers of this organization are Emma Vest (President), Mallory Malone (Vice President), Audrey Krisell (Secretary), and Lauren Duncan(Treasurer).Tri Ziva has helped the young women here and will continue to do so for many years to come. If you have any questions about this organization, you can email recruiterlove@cbc.edu


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