Sponsorship Opportunities
The Trinity Forum reaches thousands of thinking Christians by helping them engage in public thought and discourse for the benefit of our society. Through your sponsorship, we’re able to meet the urgent need for the space and intellectual resources to consider life’s greatest questions in the context of faith. Please reach out with questions about the sponsorships in the following areas:
Trinity Forum Readings
Sponsorships include:
- Named recognition on the copyright page;
- Up to 200 copies of the sponsored Reading;
- Renewal of your Trinity Forum Society membership;
- Five Trinity Forum Society memberships to share.
Fall Reading: Walking by Henry David Thoreau
Our Fall Trinity Forum Reading will feature naturalist Henry David Thoreau’s ruminations on the art of walking, with an introduction by Trinity Forum President Cherie Harder.
In this insightful essay, Thoreau provides a prescription for our hurried age. Walking reminds us “to regard man as an inhabitant, or a part and parcel of Nature.” These observations, along with his magnum opus Walden, established Thoreau as a major figure in the Transcendentalist movement of his time, which had points of agreement – and tension – with Christian orthodoxy. Reading his discursive prose is itself a bit like taking a walk in a lovely place. Introduced by Cherie Harder with reflections from her recent sabbatical journeying the “Camino de Santiago,” Walking speaks to all of us in this high-speed age.
Christmas Reading: Merlin’s Isle: An Arthuriad by Malcolm Guite
Our Christmas Trinity Forum Reading will feature selections from Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Malcolm Guite’s forthcoming four-volume epic poem, Merlin’s Isle: An Arthuriad.
Online Conversations
Sponsorships include:
- Named recognition on the invitation and registration page;
- A signed copy of the guest’s featured book (if applicable);
- Renewal of your Trinity Forum Society membership;
- Five Trinity Forum Society memberships to share.
Blaise Pascal: The Man Who Made the Modern World
Graham Tomlin | August 29
Graham Tomlin, former professor of theology at Oxford University, joins us to discuss his latest book, Blaise Pascal: The Man Who Made the Modern World. Tomlin will help us understand Blaise Pascal’s impact on our modern age: from building the early version of modern computers to being an intellectual figure whose writings still shed light on our contemporary issues and debates.
To make your sponsorship contribution, please contact Campbell Vogel.