Event Category: Events

The music department invites the community to attend the annual Christmastide program on Saturday, December 2 at 4 p.m. in the Ozinga Chapel.

Doors open at 3:30 p.m.

Christmastide contains vocal performances by the Concert Choir, Gospel Choir, and Honors Ensemble. Trinity’s Wind Ensemble and Brass Quintet will also take part in the celebration.

The Trinity Christian College Music Department is very excited to welcome you back to Christmastide in person this December 2 at 4 p.m. in the Ozinga Chapel auditorium. This annual Advent and Christmas concert includes performances by Trinity’s student ensembles and music faculty.

This year’s theme is “Born Is the King,” as we joyfully celebrate the birth of Jesus.

Choral performances will be by the Concert Choir, Gospel Choir, and Honors Ensemble. Instrumental performances will be by Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, and String Ensemble, as well as music faculty.

The audience will also be invited to join in singing three favorite carols of the season led by organ and brass.

Alumni, faculty, and staff are also welcome to join students in a mass choir performance. For details, please contact alumni@trnty.edu.

The concert will begin at 4:00 p.m. and last just over an hour. Come early to hear piano versions of Christmas carols in the Grand Lobby, and join us afterward for Christmas cookies, coffee, and hot chocolate.

Click HERE to purchase your tickets online.

If you have questions or would like to order your tickets over the phone, contact the music department at (708) 239-4874 or music@trnty.edu.

Offense sells tickets, but defense wins championships. Work alongside Trinity’s current student-athletes and coaching staff as they prove the importance of defense and how it’s key to any game. You’ll be trained with great intensity and be pushed past your limits to achieve your goals. Learning situational and fundamental defense is important to playing smarter softball.

Please bring all necessary softball equipment that you have and wear gym shoes or molded cleats (no metal cleats on the infield turf).

Cost: $90

Trinity Christian College welcomes incoming freshmen students and their families to Blueprints, our registration weekend. Blueprints is a wonderful opportunity to meet other students, faculty, and staff. Incoming freshmen will experience campus life, sleep overnight in the residence halls, sign up for classes, and begin friendships with other new students that will last a lifetime.

OPUS,  Trinity’s annual festival of student scholarship, is taking place on Wednesday, April 20.  The word “opus” is Latin for work. Whether it’s the arts & humanities, natural & applied sciences, or social sciences, students from all disciplines can present their work or attend this annual celebratory conference.

We invite you to attend OPUS 2022 and imagine the possibilities of your own OPUS!

OPUS SCHEDULE

12:30-12:45             OPUS Parade

12:45-1:15               Opening Ceremony

1:30-4:15                 Student Presentations

4:30-5:15                 Presentation Showdown

All students are given the opportunity to enter into a competition for all solo and group presentations. Top scorers advance to the Presentation Showdown where they give a 5-minute summary of their presentation in front of their peers and additional judges.

4:30-6:30                 Trinity Trolldown Dinner in the Dining Hall

5:00-6:00                 Dunk Tank Fundraiser for Ukraine

6:00-7:30                 Raffle & Closing Ceremony

7:30-8:30                 Senior Student/OPUS Art Reception

6:30-8:30                 GRUMPUS Graduate OPUS

9:00-10:00               Outcry

Special Thank you!

The Trinity Christian College community is grateful to alumni Yvette Madany (’85) and Peter Madany (’82), who generously provided financial support to underwrite expenses for OPUS 2022.

The OPUS 2022 committee is also grateful for the support of Trinity administration, faculty, and staff, including the departments of admissions, student life, physical plant, audio-visual services, information technology services, marketing and communications, and Creative Dining.

OPUS Committee Members

Brian Cerney

Inglebert Christiansen (Student Graphic Designer)

Sarah Hoeksema (co-chair)

Jeff Nyhoff

Mary LoGalbo

Deb Majewski (co-chair)

Katie Oomkes

Julianna Padilla (Student Government Representative)

Aron Reppmann

Omar Sweiss

Kevin Schenke

Maura Sukamto (Student Graphic Designer)

Trinity’s Cooperativity Club presents “Analytical Research Tools to Discover and Help Creation, including the systems that make them whole.” The discussion will feature Dr. Sandra Biedron ’94,  Research Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the College of Engineering at the University of New Mexico (UNM). Biedron also has an appointment to the Department of Mechanical Engineering at UNM.

The event takes place on Thursday, April 14 at 5 pm in the Vermeer Fireside Room.

Join us for the tenure lecture of Dr. Kara Wolff, Professor of Counseling.  Tenure lectures are a celebration of the mature Christian scholarship of our faculty colleagues. When we celebrate these moments, we mark and extend our commitment to our core identity and mission as a College – and we rejoice at the gifted teacher-scholars in our midst!

Wolff’s lecture is entitled “Christian Social Justice Pedagogy: A Shared Dwelling Place.” At the core of the human experience is a desire to belong and to be deeply known. Despite this longing we often find ourselves challenged to connect in deep and meaningful ways across our constructed barriers. This lecture explores how cultivating a learning environment that fosters love for each other and prioritizes pursuing justice and equity opens us up to transformational ways of being in the world.  

Trinity’s Counseling and Psychology and Social Work Departments are pleased to present the Ninth Annual Psychology Renewed Conference.

Attendees to the conference will explore Conceptual Dialectical Behavior Therapy and how it can be used to treat emotional dysregulation.

Dr. Paul Holmes, a Senior Lecturer at Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy and Practice at the University of Chicago, will introduce the “Chronic Distress Model” as an explanation of emotional escalation. He will give an overview of the structure and processes that comprise C-DBT, an approach that emphasizes experiential encounters where participants decouple behaviors from emotions, thoughts, and memories and select responses based on context and valued ends. Participants can experience freedom from their past and create opportunities to organize their behavior in relation to a future they desire.

For more information and to register for the conference, click here.

Cost:
CEUs – $30 | Trinity Alums – $10 (CEUs are included in the alumni cost) | Current Students – Free with Registration