On Sowing and Reaping
God created the world in such a way that our actions have consequences— sowing and reaping. We must teach our children just that.
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God created the world in such a way that our actions have consequences— sowing and reaping. We must teach our children just that.
Read articleClassical education seeks to impart to students the art and practice of independent thinking.
Read articleTeaching Latin and Greek is an essential ingredient of classical education. A classical education without these languages is no classical education at all.
Read articleChristian parents are to raise children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. Fear not, the Holy Spirit will help you do God has called you to do.
Read articleRecitation is an important part of classical education. It develops rhetorical skills, provides quick feedback, and challenges the fear of public speaking.
Read articleOur practice at Trinitas is to keep short accounts with each other so that we can live together in Christian community as a school family.
Read articleTrinitas students should see pursuing academic excellence not as a means of exalting self but as a means to exalt Christ and display his glory.
Read articleWhen parents, the church, and the school are on the same page, the result is an education that forms virtue and points children in the way they should go.
Read articleService to others is a Christian duty, and it is nothing new to Trinitas students. The annual LoveThyNeighbor event is the highlight of our fall calendar!
Read articleBy letting children avoid mistakes, pain, and disappointment in the present, we prevent them from succeeding in the future.
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