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The Education Unit of Trinity Christian College is excited to announce our Fall 2023 (Virtual) Professional Development Series via Zoom. All sessions are FREE.
Speaker: Dr. Michael Dieter
AI, ChatGPT, Bard… the list can go on! The emergence of AI in education can leave teachers wondering where to begin. In this session participations will gain a better understanding of the emergence of AI in education including the promise of the technology as well as its limitations. Participants will develop skills in utilizing this tool to develop assessments for their students.
Credit: 1 Hour
The Education Unit of Trinity Christian College is excited to announce our Fall 2023 (Virtual) Professional Development Series via Zoom. All sessions are FREE.
Speaker: Dr. Aron Reppmann
A Talking Circle is an organized form of group discussion adapted from Restorative Justice practices, and ultimately derived from Native American customs. This session will present the what, how, and why of using this approach. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and to imagine what a Talking Circle might look like in their own teaching contexts.
Credit: 1 Hour
Please join us for Trinity Christian College’s 8th Annual 24-Hour Theatre Project. In this event, teams made up of current students, staff and faculty members, Trinity alums, and local high school students have worked to write, rehearse, produce, and now perform seven original short plays– all in the span of 24 hours!
We’ve been working hard over the past day to put these shows together, and we’re excited to welcome you into them as our audience members.
Time: 7:30pm performance (doors open 7:15) and 10:00pm performance (doors open 9:45).
Price: Free admission! Seating is unassigned both on the ground floor and in the balcony.
Please join us for Trinity Christian College’s 8th Annual 24-Hour Theatre Project. In this event, teams made up of current students, staff and faculty members, Trinity alums, and local high school students have worked to write, rehearse, produce, and now perform seven original short plays– all in the span of 24 hours!
We’ve been working hard over the past day to put these shows together, and we’re excited to welcome you into them as our audience members.
Time: 7:30pm performance (doors open 7:15) and 10:00pm performance (doors open 9:45).
Price: Free admission! Seating is unassigned both on the ground floor and in the balcony.
Alumni of the Softball program are invited to Schaaf Fields for a friendly softball game, and to meet new head coach Ellie Manderfeld along with the current Trolls softball team on Saturday, October 14.
Coming off a record season this past spring where the team finished in second place at the NCCAA Softball World Series, the team is excited to build on that momentum for 2024! The schedule for the day will be:
- 10:00am – Alumni vs Students 16″ softball game
- 12:00pm – Post-game lunch and fellowship with the team
Children and spouses are welcome to attend as well. Please RSVP everyone in your party below so we know how much to order for lunch.
Trinity Christian College Theatre presents the 18th Annual Student-Directed One-Act Plays. This event will feature four short plays for a total performance time of approximately 90 minutes. The plays being performed for this event include:
- A Matter of Husbands by Ferenc Molnar, directed by Adriana Klein (’24)
A Matter of Husbands features a conversation between a famous actress and an earnest young woman as they discuss the young woman’s suspicions that her husband is having an affair. Stories are exchanged, lies are told, men are hidden in furniture pieces, and hilarity ensues!
- The Door by Paul Elliott, directed by Mikey Moore, Jr. (’25)
The Door follows a conversation between Grace and her grandson Justin. It seems like a normal conversation, but as the story progresses, something is not right. Justin is not actually there; Grace is just imagining him. In reality, he has been brutally murdered due to his sexuality.
- Mink by Peter Eyre, directed by MJ Huizenga (’24)
Mink is a mischievous farce that follows the story of a well-meaning but misguided trio of animal rights activists as they attempt to liberate a captive mink. The story relies heavily on physical humor, and this production will incorporate a modernized version of traditional theatre masks.
- The Twelve-Pound Look by J.M. Barrie, directed by Nick Morrison (’25)
Harry Sims is preparing to be knighted, and a typist is coming to write up the story about him. Upon her arrival, Harry finds out that the typist is his ex-wife, Kate. He believes that she left him for another man, but upon further questioning, he finds out her reasons for leaving him aren’t what he expected.
Performance runs 4:30-6:00pm, doors open 4:15pm (optional Fall Fest pizza dinner afterward from 6:15-7:15pm).
Trinity Christian College Theatre presents the 18th Annual Student-Directed One-Act Plays. This event will feature four short plays for a total performance time of approximately 90 minutes. The plays being performed for this event include:
- A Matter of Husbands by Ferenc Molnar, directed by Adriana Klein (’24)
A Matter of Husbands features a conversation between a famous actress and an earnest young woman as they discuss the young woman’s suspicions that her husband is having an affair. Stories are exchanged, lies are told, men are hidden in furniture pieces, and hilarity ensues!
- The Door by Paul Elliott, directed by Mikey Moore, Jr. (’25)
The Door follows a conversation between Grace and her grandson Justin. It seems like a normal conversation, but as the story progresses, something is not right. Justin is not actually there; Grace is just imagining him. In reality, he has been brutally murdered due to his sexuality.
- Mink by Peter Eyre, directed by MJ Huizenga (’24)
Mink is a mischievous farce that follows the story of a well-meaning but misguided trio of animal rights activists as they attempt to liberate a captive mink. The story relies heavily on physical humor, and this production will incorporate a modernized version of traditional theatre masks.
- The Twelve-Pound Look by J.M. Barrie, directed by Nick Morrison (’25)
Harry Sims is preparing to be knighted, and a typist is coming to write up the story about him. Upon her arrival, Harry finds out that the typist is his ex-wife, Kate. He believes that she left him for another man, but upon further questioning, he finds out her reasons for leaving him aren’t what he expected.
This performance will take place from 6:00 to 7:30pm in the Marg Kallemeyn Theatre of the Art and Communication Center (ArCC). Doors will open at 5:45pm. To purchase tickets, please contact the Box Office at
All are welcome to Trinity’s Chapel Services, where we sing, reflect, pray, and fellowship together in community.
Featured Speaker: Dr. Isuwa Atsen, assistant professor of theology
Fall 2023 CHAPEL SERIES: “STORIES MATTER”
Join us as we start our fall series titled “Stories Matter” where we will be going through the book of Genesis. Our chapels will talk about how God cares about our stories and works out the details of our stories for good.
Keep up-to-date with each week’s chapel happenings by following @pastorben.tcc and @tcc.campusministries on Instagram.
All are welcome to Trinity’s Chapel Services, where we sing, reflect, pray, and fellowship together in community.
Featured Speaker: Erin Pacheco, Director of Spiritual Life Programs
Fall 2023 CHAPEL SERIES: “STORIES MATTER”
Join us as we start our fall series titled “Stories Matter” where we will be going through the book of Genesis. Our chapels will talk about how God cares about our stories and works out the details of our stories for good.
Keep up-to-date with each week’s chapel happenings by following @pastorben.tcc and @tcc.campusministries on Instagram.
Join us at 3 pm in Ozinga Chapel Auditorium for the Fall Choral Concert, featuring the Concert Choir, Gospel Choir, and Honors Ensemble.