Forum: Learning from the Buddha

The Buddhist and Christian traditions hold many things in common, not the least of which is their reverence for the virtues of love and compassion. The story of the Buddha […]
Acts of the Apostles: Living Faithfully In Common

During this three-week Forum series, we will reflect on a portion of the Book of Acts each week and share in table groups how the apostles’ stories resonate in our own lives and ministries, closing out our program year by considering how our own stories of faith might be “held in common” with those of the first Apostles.
More Fruits of Fourth-Century Conciliarity: The Holy Spirit and Religious Freedom
This presentation will look at the wide-ranging and far-reaching fourth-century developments, not only in the Christian understanding of the Trinity (with particular attention to the person and work of the Holy […]
The Future of the Church: A Youth-Led Forum

Our Trinity High Schoolers will be sharing their goals for the Church’s future in this special forum. Join us to listen and learn to the youth perspective and see what […]
WWJD? A Primer on Christian Behavior for When You Just.Don’t.Wanna

What would Jesus do? The frameworks for “acting like a Christian” are moving targets—largely based on scriptural, theological, and ecclesiological authority. This Forum will not be an historical overview, but […]
Forum: Ubuntu

The relevance of the African concept of Ubuntu is all the more important today. In this Forum we will learn about and lean into the principles and practice of Ubuntu […]
Youth Panel Forum & Senior Sunday

Our youth of all ages have been welcomed back to lead the forum to talk about their experiences at Trinity Church! We will also have a special time to honor […]
Marking Time and Things Held in Common

In the church year we celebrate different rites of passage from changing of church seasons to the arrival of the Magi on January 6 to the Baptism of Our Lord […]
Forum Series: We Are God’s Plan: The Source of Our Meaning and Purpose

Building on last fall’s two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God – loving creator […]
The Book of Common Prayer Forum Series: “A People of the Book”

As the definitive source of our liturgical tradition, the Book of Common Prayer “holds us in common” with Anglicans throughout the world, serving as an essential sign of unity and […]