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The college is open only to current students and staff due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Library users who are not current students are unable to use the library at this time. Please email reception@trinitycollegebristol.ac.uk with general questions or admissions@trinitycollegebristol.ac.uk with questions regarding admissions. You can also call us on 0117 968 2803; please leave a message with contact details if our receptionist is unable to answer.

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Trinity College Bristol
Stoke Hill
Stoke Bishop
Bristol
BS9 1JP

Quick contact points

> I’d like to come to an Open Day
> Please mail me a prospectus
> I’d like to book an interview
> I’m exploring ordination training
> I’m interested in postgraduate research
> I want to find out more about part-time study
> I’ve got questions about applying as an international student

Latest blog posts

Job Vacancy: Domestic Assistant

Trinity College is looking for someone to join our staff as a Domestic Assistant. Trinity College is looking for someone to join our small domestic team as a cleaner. The domestic team is made up of two or three core staff members supplemented by a few casual staff from within the college community. Full-time working […]
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Job Vacancies: Nursery Nurse Practitioner

Muddy Boots Day Nursery is seeking to appoint a NURSERY NURSE PRACTITIONER to work in the 2-4-year-olds unit as part of a small team.
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Women in the New Testament Course.

As a college, we fully support the ordination of women and are especially proud of those who attended and are attending this institution as part of their own journeys as well as those who are currently discerning their calling. However, while the church has come a long way since the first ordinations of women in […]
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Life After Trinity – Rev Alex Podd, Six months in 

So, you’ve just spent the last 2/3 years of your life at Trinity. You’ve explored theology to the depths of your soul and stretched your intellect trying to understand the finer points of doctrine. You’ve argued with Paul Roberts, had a hug from Howard Worsley and heard Sean argue “both/and” to almost every scenario under […]
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