Reviving Christian thought in society and public life
Supporting thinkers and inspiring leaders for three decades.
“Men despise faith. They hate it and are afraid it may be true.
​The cure for this is first to show that faith is not contrary to reason,
but worthy of reverence and respect.
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“Next make it attractive, make good men wish it were true, and then
show that it is. Worthy of reverence because it really understands
human nature. Attractive because it promises true good.”
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- after Blaise Pascal (Pensees, 1670)
Scriptoriums
Supporting leading thinkers in their study
The "lonely endeavour" of post-graduate academic study is a challenge familiar to graduates.
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Trinity Forum Europe Scriptoriums are student communities that gather for structured days of study and writing. Inspired by the monastic practice of a "liturgy of hours" the days comprise periods of personal research and writing interspersed with communal lunch and refreshments, Christian readings, reflection and prayer.
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Our Conveners prioritise academic progress by ensuring the needs for structure and community are balanced and met. Our Scriptoriums are open to students of all faiths and none.
Events
For thinking leaders
Throughout history, people have gathered in the public square to consider the issues of the day. From Paul's bold proclamations on Mars Hill to Turning Point's 'American Comeback Tour', that tradition is a continuous thread running through civil society.
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Today we bring the weight and relevance of Christian thinking to bear on the issues of our times. We curate opportunities for civil discourse, online and in centres of learning, trade, finance, politics and the arts across the UK.
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And we invite thinking leaders to join us.
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