Trinity Student Community
Crèche
Volunteers run a crèche for the children of our students. This service is offered for children up to four years of age for a small weekly contribution. The crèche is offered to enable spouses of Full-time students to access and audit one of the foundational units offered.
As numbers are limited due to space children must be registered prior to the start of semester. To register your child please ask at reception for a registration form or for more details of the crèche email info@ttc.wa.edu.au
Ministry Focus
Friday's 1-2pm, students and staff meet together to hear from visiting speakers about the many important areas and issues of Christian service. Once each month a time of Prayer, Praise and Preaching (PPP) is led by the students and a member of the College Community.
If you have a speaker visiting Perth that you wish to make available to students of the college please contact info@ttc.wa.edu.au with the details of the speaker and timing of their visit. Please note that the schedule is prepared at the beginning of each semester so prior notice is appreciated.
For current timetable click here.
Mission Week
Mission Week
provides the opportunity for students and lecturers of Trinity to work with and
encourage churches or Christian groups in 'doing' gospel work. In 2009
teams from the college will experience intensive hands-on learning in the
communities of Shark Bay, Geraldton, Wanneroo and Bull Creek.
They will be working with the Anglican congregations of Shark Bay, Geraldton and Wanneroo and the West Minster Presbyterian Church of Bull Creek to implement programs of outreach, teaching, and evangelism.
If your church is interested in working with Trinity in 2010 send your Expression of Interest to info@ttc.wa.edu.au before August 2009.
Pastoral Care
Community is an important part of life as a student at
Trinity. Our Pastoral Care groups meet weekly from 1-2pm after lunch on
Thursdays.
The groups give us an opportunity to support and encourage each other in our
Christian lives, and especially to pray together. By meeting regularly, we
develop confidence to share honestly with each other about our needs and
struggles. This enables us to discuss issues together, and to pray in a focused
way for each other. Anything shared in the group
is therefore regarded as
confidential.
Each member of the group meets individually with the leader (one of our Lecturer’s) once per semester to discuss any issues that might not be appropriate to raise in the group.
Groups also meet socially each semester this often includes members of the students family to provide an opportunity to get to know a bit better those who feature in our prayers for that member of the group.
All Full-time students are allocated to a pastoral care group at the beginning of semester, Part-time students can be included in a group by speaking with the Dean of Students.
Trinity Women
Trinity Women provides practical ministry input and relationship building opportunities for our female students, staff and wives of students.
Events include teaching seminars, breakfasts, lunches and coffee and cake evenings just for the women and picnics for the families of students and staff.
Take a look at our Semester 1 2009 program here.