If the number of ministry positions advertised on our website is any indicator, demand for people equipped for gospel-shaped ministry continues to expand. More interesting is the fact that many of these positions are planning for future growth. According to…
It’s impossible to be objective about anything we are immersed in – but it seems clear to me that our God who is ‘able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine’, is especially shaking things up in…
Jeff Hunt is a Trinity Alum and serves on the staff team at St Matt’s church in Shenton Park, and as the minister of St Matt’s Unichurch. We spoke to Jeff about his work, and how he sees Trinity’s place…
I’m married to Lucy and have two children Abby and Elliot and I have a dental practice in Joondalup. I serve as an elder at Westminster Presbyterian Church Bull Creek where I have been attending for around 30 years. Trinity…
What a blessing it is that our good Lord doesn’t only answer our prayers, but he gives us so much more! This edition of Trinity News has given us an amazing privilege of glimpsing our God at work in and…
Sarah Booker graduated from our Certificate of Christian Studies course in 2021 and has now gone on to further studies with Trinity, enrolling in our Graduate Diploma of Divinity. Here she looks back at her time learning through Trinity@Night. “I…
Former Trinity Council member and current Trustee, Kanishka Raffel has been elected as Archbishop of Sydney, the first person from a non-European background to hold the position. “I’m humbled and somewhat daunted by the responsibility given me by the Synod,”…
Mike Welham graduated in 2021 with a Master of Ministry. At the start of the year he moved with his family to Geraldton to start in his role as Assistant Minister at the Geraldton Anglican Cathedral, with a focus on…
Jacinta Patterson is a Master of Divinity student at Trinity. We asked her to share some thoughts about her studies. “Completing my first semester at Trinity has exceeded my expectations of what College would be like. In contrast to my…
In the book of Acts, Luke tells us that the small group of believers in Thessalonica were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ (17:6). Here was a revolution, wrought not by Christians in positions of political power and influence,…