Trinity Forum ResourcesWe continually research, write, and publish curricula and other resources to spark conversation and critical thinking at our events and in the wider culture. Click on the topic headers for more detail.

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Curricula

Steering Through ChaosWe currently offer eight extended topical studies, including our newest on technology and on facing up to evil. These three-ring binders are currently available for use only in conjunction with Trinity Forum events. Two are also available in German and two in Hungarian.

Study Series

Entrepreneurs of LifeThe Trinity Forum Study Series includes paperback editions of the first six seminar curricula developed for our Leader Forums, each with included discussion guides and suitable for individual and group study. They are available through many booksellers and our online store.

Readings

The Trinity Forum Reading series consists of handsome booklets published several times each year that bring timeless topics in a shorter format. Suitable for gift-giving and as the basis for a short seminar or dinner party.

GargoyleProvocations

Our online journal and weblog includes feature articles, reviews, and other discussion fodder from our Senior Fellows, staff, and friends.

Briefings

The Trinity Forum Briefing series features Trinity Forum Senior Fellows, Moderators, and other speakers addressing contemporary topics from the context of faith. Briefings are published occasionally in audio and print formats.

When the Christian faith is not only felt, but thought, it has practical results which may be inconvenient.

T. S. Eliot, "The Idea of a Christian Society"

Featured Trinity Forum Resource

The Oracle of the Dog by G. K. Chesterton, Foreword by P. Douglas Wilson.

A Father Brown mystery story that addresses themes of character, listening, and false assumptions.