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.
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.
Charisma: The Hidden Dynamic That Shapes Our World
Molly Worthen | October 10
Drawing on her new book Spellbound, University of North Carolina historian Molly Worthen will guide us in understanding the powerful effects of charisma in leadership on religious and political life in America. Exploring this idea together through a Christian lens, from the Puritans to the 21st century, we’ll be equipped to understand a hidden dynamic that has shaped our common life.
“The great story of charisma in American history … has never been more thrillingly told, never more learnedly explicated.” —Historian Tom Holland, author of Dominion and co-host of The Rest Is History
Evening 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.
An Epic for our Times with Malcolm Guite
Nashville, TN | October 13
The Trinity Forum is delighted to welcome to Nashville the poet, Anglican priest, and scholar, Malcolm Guite. Malcolm will draw upon Merlin’s Isle: An Arthuriad, his forthcoming epic poem on the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. He describes his purpose:
“To ‘slip past the watchful dragons’ of secularism and awaken again in the modern world that openness to beauty and mystery which prepares the heart for the coming of Christ. My aim is to make a poem that restores the spiritual elements that have been shorn away and renews their deepest meaning.”
With this work, Malcolm brings into the 21st century a tradition that includes Lewis, Tolkien, Milton and many others.
To make your sponsorship contribution, please contact Campbell Vogel.