Lessons from a Marshwiggle
Reading good literature aids in the formation of a child’s moral imagination enabling them to embrace right and resist wrong as they mature.
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Trinitas Traditions
Trinitas traditions serve to strengthen our community while forming the affections of our students.
Read articleHow Classical are You?
Classical Christian schools like Trinitas differ from other private school choices and certainly from the government schools in several significant ways.
Read articleMorning Meeting: A Liturgy for Daily Life
Because routines shape our orientation to the world, Trinitas starts the day with our own routine to orient and shape our way of being for the day ahead.
Read articleReading, Writing, and…Dancing?
Trinitas students are taught reading, writing, and dancing so that they can glorify God with their minds and bodies by becoming socially graceful.
Read articleComing to a Neighborhood Near You!
Trinitas trains young people toward lives of personal and social responsibility so they can impact their neighbors for the kingdom of God.
Read articlePreparing Our Children For Babylon, Part III
Christian parents must avoid easy parenting tips and rather pursue biblical teaching in a certain context to prepare their children for Babylon.
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Christian parents must avoid easy parenting tips and rather pursue biblical teaching in a certain context to prepare their children for Babylon.
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Christian parents must avoid easy parenting tips and rather pursue biblical teaching in a certain context to prepare their children for Babylon.
Read articleAnd Piety for All
Christian parents must train their children in piety - the duty, love, and respect owed to God, parents, and communal authorities past and present.
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