The Meeting, a Reflection
My Dad was born on “December fifth, nineteen and thirty-three” – the way he always said it – in Fort Kent, Maine. Mr. Berry, 243 days later and more than 1200 miles away. They were certainly different men, but of the same vintage.
Early in the Year by My Friend’s Gift, a Reflection
Something about Christ’s eyes affected me in the same way Berry described, and to this day, years later, I can’t stop thinking about the painting. I remember reading this poem one morning in my bedroom, and Berry’s poem made me sit up and contemplate what it meant to be seen by Christ, the power of Christ, and how we have been forever changed by the beautiful truth of the resurrection.
The Scycamore, a Reflection
As I grew to know Jesus, the trajectory of my life changed. I knew I wanted to spend my life sharing the mercy, peace and love that I found in Him. It was the steadiness I had always needed in my life that couldn’t be taken away. Every child deserves to know this unconditional love.
Tradition and Classical Christian Education
In what, exactly, are we partaking as we labor together in ż Christian education, and in particular as we at Trinity strive to “equip students to live with wisdom, excellence, and purpose in the modern world by offering them an education grounded in the Christian faith and the Classical tradition”?
Around Town – Table of Contents
This post collects all of the Around Town posts on one page, helping you identify activities you can engage in around town (Raleigh) with your family. Furthermore, posts also seek to provide ways that you can leverage the experience to help point your child to Truth, Goodness, and Beauty, seeking to equip them with faith that endures.
Dinner Table Reflections – Table of Contents
This post collects all of the Dinner Table Reflections onto one page, allowing for easy access of Great Works of visual art, music, and literature along with potential prompts and conversations to inspire conversation around the dinner table.
