Trinity hosts a variety of events for members and friends of all ages. From children’s ministries to adult classes and community events, we gather to worship, learn, serve, and grow together in our faith.
Trinity hosts a variety of events for members and friends of all ages. From children’s ministries to adult classes and community events, we gather to worship, learn, serve, and grow together in our faith.
Every year in June, Trinity members get to hear their fellow church or staff members tell the stories of their faith. Join us for this meaningful and inspiring Adult Education series.
June 4: Bill and Lacey Jordan
June 11: TreVarius Worthy
June 18: Isabel Allen
June 25: Jim Henderson
Every year in June, Trinity members get to hear their fellow church or staff members tell the stories of their faith. Join us for this meaningful and inspiring Adult Education series.
June 4: Bill and Lacey Jordan
June 11: TreVarius Worthy
June 18: Isabel Allen
June 25: Jim Henderson
Every year in June, Trinity members get to hear their fellow church or staff members tell the stories of their faith. Join us for this meaningful and inspiring Adult Education series.
June 4: Bill and Lacey Jordan
June 11: TreVarius Worthy
June 18: Isabel Allen
June 25: Jim Henderson
Every year in June, Trinity members get to hear their fellow church or staff members tell the stories of their faith. Join us for this meaningful and inspiring Adult Education series.
June 4: Bill and Lacey Jordan
June 11: TreVarius Worthy
June 18: Isabel Allen
June 25: Jim Henderson
The Stories We Tell: Medievalism and White Supremacy
Taught by Dr. Sarah Bogue
A famous anthropologist suggested that culture was simply “the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves”. These origin stories and how we tell them matter. Many white supremacists seek out stories from the “Middle Ages” to support ethnic nationalism. They try to connect their actions to a version of the past perceived as more pure than others’ stories. Building on scholarship around these stories, we will look at how our context shapes the way we read and tell stories of the past. Our leader, Dr. Sarah Bogue, was voted faculty member of the year for five consecutive years by Candler students .
The Stories We Tell: Medievalism and White Supremacy
Taught by Dr. Sarah Bogue
A famous anthropologist suggested that culture was simply “the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves”. These origin stories and how we tell them matter. Many white supremacists seek out stories from the “Middle Ages” to support ethnic nationalism. They try to connect their actions to a version of the past perceived as more pure than others’ stories. Building on scholarship around these stories, we will look at how our context shapes the way we read and tell stories of the past. Our leader, Dr. Sarah Bogue, was voted faculty member of the year for five consecutive years by Candler students .
The Stories We Tell: Medievalism and White Supremacy
Taught by Dr. Sarah Bogue
A famous anthropologist suggested that culture was simply “the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves”. These origin stories and how we tell them matter. Many white supremacists seek out stories from the “Middle Ages” to support ethnic nationalism. They try to connect their actions to a version of the past perceived as more pure than others’ stories. Building on scholarship around these stories, we will look at how our context shapes the way we read and tell stories of the past. Our leader, Dr. Sarah Bogue, was voted faculty member of the year for five consecutive years by Candler students .
The Stories We Tell: Medievalism and White Supremacy
Taught by Dr. Sarah Bogue
A famous anthropologist suggested that culture was simply “the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves”. These origin stories and how we tell them matter. Many white supremacists seek out stories from the “Middle Ages” to support ethnic nationalism. They try to connect their actions to a version of the past perceived as more pure than others’ stories. Building on scholarship around these stories, we will look at how our context shapes the way we read and tell stories of the past. Our leader, Dr. Sarah Bogue, was voted faculty member of the year for five consecutive years by Candler students .
The Stories We Tell: Medievalism and White Supremacy
Taught by Dr. Sarah Bogue
A famous anthropologist suggested that culture was simply “the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves”. These origin stories and how we tell them matter. Many white supremacists seek out stories from the “Middle Ages” to support ethnic nationalism. They try to connect their actions to a version of the past perceived as more pure than others’ stories. Building on scholarship around these stories, we will look at how our context shapes the way we read and tell stories of the past. Our leader, Dr. Sarah Bogue, was voted faculty member of the year for five consecutive years by Candler students .
The Stories We Tell: Medievalism and White Supremacy
Taught by Dr. Sarah Bogue
A famous anthropologist suggested that culture was simply “the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves”. These origin stories and how we tell them matter. Many white supremacists seek out stories from the “Middle Ages” to support ethnic nationalism. They try to connect their actions to a version of the past perceived as more pure than others’ stories. Building on scholarship around these stories, we will look at how our context shapes the way we read and tell stories of the past. Our leader, Dr. Sarah Bogue, was voted faculty member of the year for five consecutive years by Candler students .