Our Homecoming is this weekend! We are so excited to see our alumni and to worship the Lord together for his faithfulness over the last 50 years! #50YearsofFaithfulness

O merciful Lord, grant to your faithful people pardon and peace, that we may be cleansed from all our sins and serve you with a quiet mind; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen. #BookofCommonPrayer2019 #AnglicanWorship

"The prayer you should pray most in your life is this: 'Teach us to pray.' If you think you've learned, then you'll never be a person of prayer. There's always more to learn, more to discover about prayer." - The Rt. Rev. Alf Stanway, in his class on prayer in the early days of Trinity From its founding Trinity has emphasized the need for individual students to develop personal spiritual disciplines in the context of a relationship with the living Lord Jesus Christ. The required chapel services started late enough to give students time for a period of prayer at home before the start of the day. The cultivation of such a close walk with God was essential to ministry. (Excerpt from "Lift High the Cross" by: Janet Leighton)

What does AI mean for Christian education? In Episode 3 of Holy Order, Bryan warns if students outsource reading and writing, they bypass the great books that could be forming them for ministry.

Dean and President, Bryan Hollon, gave a series of talks to over 200 people at Christ's Church Plano sharing on C.S. Lewis' thoughts on the loss and recovery of objective moral truth, from Lewis' book "The Abolition of Man". You can listen to the audio recordings on Christ's Church Plano's website: christchurchplano.org/2026/0…

Are we being conditioned to forget the truth? In Episode 3 of Holy Order, Bryan and Cooper discuss C.S. Lewis' warning about "the conditioners" who would rise to power after society rejects natural law.

Our Homecoming weekend is just 10 days away! God has been so faithful to us these last 50 years, and we look forward to celebrating and worship Him together October 1-3! #50YearsofFaithfulness

"When the world says truth is relative, what do Christians need to remember?"

O Lord, you have taught us that without love, all our deeds are worth nothing: Send your Holy Spirit and pour into our hearts that most excellent gift of charity, the true bond of peace and of all virtues, without which whoever lives is counted dead before you; grant this for the sake of your Son Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. #BookofCommonPrayer2019 #AnglicanWorship

The Rt. Rev. Alf Stanway's opening Commencement speech 50 years ago, shared his vision for the kind of graduate he hoped we would produce: "The students need to be gripped with a deep sense of gratitude for the privilege of being called to be Christ's servant. For if ever a leader was to begin to think what his is putting into the ministry, or what great favor his is performing for the people that he is ministering to or the organization which he has joined, he's half dead. There is nothing quite like the privilege of being God's servant ... if other people knew you like God knows you, all your faults and all your thoughts, all your sins, all the things in your heart that have ever been there, all the wrong thoughts that you've ever had, would they trust you with the kind of work that God trusts you with? Here is the supreme confidence that God has in His own grace. He'll take the likes of you and me and give us the privilege of being his servant. He's got to take people like you and me — He has no others ... people who are at best weak men, weak women, made strong. The Christian life is not a case of girding up your loins and saying, 'I will be strong.' It is a case of acknowledging your weakness. Paul said, 'When I am weak, then I am strong, for God's strength is made perfect in weakness.' When a leader loses the sense of gratitude for being called to God's service, then there is something very wrong with his work in ministry."

How should Christians think about natural law? Episode 2 of Holy Order, Trinity's new podcast, explores that question and more. Subscribe: tas.edu/podcast

What are the 3 traits that make a great catechist? Dr. Alex Fogleman, Assistant Professor of Theology at Trinity, unpacks how we can hand down the faith in @mereorthodoxy. mereorthodoxy.com/the-heart-…

What happens when objective truth is abandoned? C.S. Lewis called it 83 years ago. Catch the full conversation on Holy Order, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. Subscribe: tas.edu/podcast

O God, because without you we are not able to please you, mercifully grant that your Holy Spirit may in all things direct and rule our hearts; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen. #BookofCommonPrayer2019 #AnglicanWorship

"God renews [our minds] so that we may discern the will of God, what is good and what is acceptable and what is perfect." - The Very Rev. Cn. Bryan C. Hollon, PhD Watch the full commencement message on our YouTube channel

Homecoming weekend is in less than 3 weeks! We are so excited to see you there and reflect on all that God has done and is continuing to do these last 50 years! #50YearsofFaithfulness

Trinity Anglican Seminary’s new podcast extends our teaching ministry beyond the classroom, exploring how Scripture and the Anglican tradition can bring clarity and order to the questions and challenges of our disordered age. Listen and subscribe: tas.edu/podcast

"[The students] should be people who are alive with the life of the Spirit of God. What's the good in being able to speak well, to be of sound doctrine, and know the way you ought to life if the whole of your life is not made alive with the Spirit of God? There is one mark which the Spirit of God can give to people who are called ministers that will make people know that they are God's leaders, and it is: when they speak, men and women will hear God's voice speaking through them. Then they'll know. That's our 'imprimatur'. It's greater than any degree you can get from Trinity. It's greater than any qualifications you can get in the United States or elsewhere. It's better than any praise that men can give you. That imprimatur of the Spirit of God himself — if you speak, then people hear God speaking to them. Then they know you are a person of God." - -the Rt. Rev. Alf Stanway's opening Commencement speech in 50 years ago, sharing his vision for the kind of graduate he hoped we would produce.