Serving as a college chaplain allows me to surround myself with other unapologetic bibliophiles. I love books that not only thrill, excite, and engross, but ones that are also illuminating. ...
My first time in the chapel was during orientation week of my freshman year. I had not been inside the chapel during my tour of the College—I graduated from high ...
This new window continues the process of installing permanent stained glass for the Chapel, which was cut short by the financial realities of the Great Depression. The bright, diamond-patterned glass ...
It never fails. I have yearned for the coming of Spring each April for as long as I can remember. Winter has its beauty and its purpose. I appreciate Winter’s ...
My best friend and I had a falling out a few years ago, but for my life, I can’t remember what it was about. I was in seminary studying for the ...
In my most recent homily from our Sunday Chapel service, I connected my love of hosting dinner parties to a time when I experienced a healing encounter with someone who ...
Our Trinity College Interfaith Fellows learned and practiced a new skill a few weeks ago called “Following the Meaning.” The basic idea is to listen closely to what someone is ...
In her book Listening For God: A Minister’s Journey Through Silence And Doubt, Renita Weems writes bravely about the struggle of living a spiritual life in the long stretch “between ...
Christians around the world are beginning to look towards the forty-day season of Lent, the time of preparation immediately preceding the 50-day season of Easter, where we celebrate what we ...
Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Aleem Ogunsanya, a junior at Trinity College. Today, I want to talk to you about one of the most significant figures in Islam: Prophet ...
