Trinity News, Spring 2017

You can download a PDF to read the entire spring 2017 Trinity News.

This issue includes:

From Ambition to Contemplative Mission: A Q&A with alumnus Paul Bradbury about how contemplative living provides a foundation for our participation in God’s mission.
Four Facts About Our Postgrad Programme That Might Surprise You: New technology, new opportunities, and a growing community of scholars who hope their research will impact the Church.
Learning to Disagree: During a plenary week on the issues of gender and sexuality, students had the opportunity to disagree with the respect and generosity born of studying within a close-knit community.

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