Dear Parents, I trust that you are all keeping well. The adventure continues, as we navigate through new changes and challenges daily. In reflecting on the times we are living in and what we are facing, I was left with a sense of awe of how God has been using this situation. While by no…

Dear Parents, I hope that the first few days of Remote Learning are going well for you and that you are all staying safe and healthy. I wanted to thank all of you who tuned in this morning for our first Facebook Live chapel. We will be doing this every week at 9am on Thursdays…

Dear Parents, It seems like every news article I come across is on the topic of the Coronavirus or COVID-19. In our information-saturated society, what is being spread at the most rapid rate is rampant fear. Consider for a moment that stores are almost entirely sold out of cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, and toilet paper.…

Dear Parents, Yesterday, I came across an inspirational story that is worth sharing. Josh Speidel, a University of Vermont basketball player, made his first career start and scored his first career points on the final night of his Senior season. It doesn’t sound very impressive or special at first glance, which is probably why it…

Dear Parents, Last weekend, it was a blessing to be part of our Second Annual Trinity Gala. I truly enjoyed connecting with parents and other guests that came out to support our community. One of the highlights for me was listening to our speakers, as they shared their passion for Christian education and the positive impact…

Dear Parents, At Trinity, a foundational piece of our education model is understanding our identity. This is accomplished in 2 ways. In order to better understand who we are, we must learn from our past through an understanding of history. This helps us to become rooted in the present. Of greater importance though, we desire…

Dear Parents,John 17:22-23 says, “I have given them the glory that you gave me, that they may be one as we are one – I in them and you in me – so that they may be brought to complete unity. Then the world will know that you sent me and have loved them even…

Dear Parents, Recently during my devotional time, I was reading about Nehemiah and his concern for the well being of His people. Often times, the term “building walls” in our society carries a negative connotation; however, in Nehemiah’s context, having a wall represented protection, a sense of security and well being. In prior years, the…