The annual Trinity Theological College Day of Prayer was held on 18 August, with a focus on the theme “From Silence to Action in a Broken World”. Stirred by the many instances of injustice around us, the TTC community gathered for a time of individual meditation, reflection, as well as corporate prayer.
This is my first time participating in Hair for Hope – the only head shaving event in Singapore that serves to raise funds and childhood cancer awareness by the Children’s Cancer Foundation (CCF). I only considered joining it when I was challenged to do so by the Mission and Evangelism Committee at Trinity Theological College (TTC). I am really grateful for the opportunity to be part of this initiative. God indeed calls us to show compassion to the afflicted, as Jesus Himself did.
On 6 July 2016, the Ethos Institute for Public Christianity, in collaboration with seven theological seminaries, conducted a day-conference on ‘Human Sexuality, Marriage and the Church’ at the St Andrew’s Cathedral. This is the first time that so many seminaries and Bible colleges in Singapore have worked together to organise a conference for the Christian community.
New students at TTC gathered for a two-day Orientation which started on 4 July. They learned about the history and ethos of the college, familiarised themselves around campus and experienced community life, as well as made new friends.
It took months in the making, and the eagerly anticipated gathering to happen. On June 25, 2016, the Class of 2006 came together for a class reunion, and aptly so, at the very place where it all started i.e. Trinity Theological College.
