DDO Newsletter, September 2017

Trinity offers new Pioneer Focus

Trinity College is now offering a Pioneer Focus, for those students who have been approved as ordained pioneer ministers, or who will be serving in a pioneering curacy.

The first pioneer cohort, which is facilitated by mission tutor Rev Dr Howard Worsley, currently includes eight students, who are a mix of residential and full-time nonresidential students. It meets twice each half-term, providing opportunities for students to engage with guest practitioners and share experiences and ideas with one another while engaging in pioneer opportunities within their placements. Students are also encouraged through the group’s conversations to reflect on how what they are learning in classes will impact their pioneer ministries, and within classes are offered assessment options with a pioneering focus.

Ordinand Michelle Taylor, who is preparing for a pioneer curacy in Bath and Wells Diocese, says the new cohort is ‘really exciting–what I’m hoping for is shared ideas, to get to hear other people’s stories, to bounce ideas off each other.’ Howard describes the group’s initial meetings as ‘very electric, very alive.’

For more information about how this programme could benefit your candidates, please contact our admissions office: admissions@trinitycollegebristol.ac.uk or 0117 968 0254.

 

Upcoming Events

4 November 2017

Send your candidates to experience an Open Day at Trinity–tour the college, meet current students, interact with our faculty members, and find out what it can mean to study in community.

6 December 2017 & 21 March 2018

Save the date to join us for a DDO Day: tour the college, chat with our senior management team, meet current students, enjoy lunch in our community, and hear more about what’s happening at Trinity.

To book a place for either event, please email admissions@trinitycollegebristol.ac.uk or call 0117 968 0254.

 

Meet our Student Exec

‘We hope that the exec committee will be a vibrant, prayerful and creative team that enables our student community to flourish in its kingdom values.’  – Student Exec president Thea Smith

Learn more about our Student Exec and how they serve the larger community here.

 

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