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03.31.26

Tolkien, Lewis, and the Gathering Storm, with Joseph Loconte in Nashville, TN

Join us in Nashville, TN on March 31, 2026 for an Evening Conversation with Joseph Loconte on the extraordinary lives of Tolkien and Lewis, and…
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04.03.26

Handel’s Messiah: Easter and Beyond with Mia Chung and Richard Westerfield

Join us April 3 for a special Good Friday online event as we explore the next part of George Frideric Handel’s Messiah.
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Cry, The Beloved Country

This Trinity Forum Reading features selections from Alan Paton’s Cry, The Beloved Country with an introduction by Trinity Forum co-founder Alonzo L. McDonald.

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We are pleased to present this Trinity Forum Reading, featuring selections from Alan Paton’s Cry, The Beloved Country with an introduction by Al McDonald.

Few stories better illustrate the search for reconciliation than Alan Paton’s heart-rending novel portraying a Zulu pastor and his family in a land torn apart by racial injustice. Drawing from his own experience under South African apartheid, Paton weaves a poignant narrative that explores love for God, justice, and the land and the people of a deeply divided nation. 

At a time when living with our differences feels increasingly difficult, this Reading highlights enduring and essential themes: the longing for racial understanding, the shared humanity of offender and victim, the sorrow of fathers for their sons, the fellowship found in suffering, and the extraordinary power of forgiveness.

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