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Trinity Law School students from many backgrounds and ethnicities seek a Christian response to injustice.
Inspired to attend Trinity because of John Woodbridge (MDiv ’71), I had no idea I would co-author a book with
A report on Os Guinness’s chapel message.
The 80-year-old civil rights activist is bursting with expectation.
Three former Trinity students seek to advance the conversation.
American Christians played an important role in putting pressure on the Sudanese government to engage in the peace process that
An interview with directors and professors Nathan Jacobs and Chris Firestone.
Following Sunday evening Mass at Our Lady of Deliverance in Baghdad, a Roman Catholic church, a group of militants entered the church and after a standoff with police left 41 Christians, including 2 priests, dead Another 17 police and bystanders were also killed.
As technology continues to advance rapidly, it has begun to affect the very nature of what it means to be human.
There’s a story that Dr. C. Ben Mitchell likes to tell the seminary students in his ethics class. One afternoon, a pastor runs into the church pianist and suddenly realizes that this unmarried woman looks as though she is pregnant…