its last graduation. In September 2009, the college operations moved to Rugby under the name Trinity School of Ministry. In December 2012, Cornerstone Community Church of Singapore purchased the Derwen Fawr site and announced intentions to establish a new Bible school on the site while retaining its original name and honouring its heritage and legacy. The Bible College of Wales was reopened and inaugurated on Whit Monday, 2015 under the new leadership. Notable alumni Reinhard Bonnke Evangelist Charles W Doss Bibliography Samuel, Son and Successor of Rees Howells, by Richard Maton, ByFaith Media, 2012. Covers the story of how the Bible College of Wales was founded, and its full history. Samuel Rees Howells: A Life of Intercession, The Legacy of Prayer and Spiritual Warfare of an Intercessor by Richard Maton. Covering the prayers of the Bible College of Wales 1939-2002 and the move from Swansea, to Trinity School of Ministry. References Pray and Intercession External links Trinity School of Ministry - official site Rees Howells The Life of Rees Howells Bible College of Wales - official site Bible College of Wales - Cornerstone Community Church Rees Howells, Intercessor DVD Official DVD on the life of Rees Howells Samuel, Son and Successor of Rees Howells. The full history of the Bible College of Wales, with many photos of Rees and Samuel Howells, plus the College buildings. Samuel Rees Howells: A Life of Intercession. The Legacy of Prayer and Spiritual Warfare of an Intercessor by Richard Maton. Covering the prayers of the Bible College of Wales, and the reasons for the move to Trinity School of Ministry 1939-2002. Further education colleges in Swansea 1924 establishments in Wales Bible colleges, seminaries and theological colleges in Wales Bible colleges, seminaries and theological colleges in England