Join us for our first of two annual Mission and Vision Nights as we discuss one of the central components of a Trinity School education: the development of an habitual vision of greatness.

“Moral education proceeds as our eyes are repeatedly opened to new visions, visions which reveal to us not this or that fact, but rather visions of a whole landscape revealed to us for the first time with relationships, meanings, and deep significance, both intellectual and moral, which we had not heretofore grasped.” — Mason W. Gross

This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Join us for our first of two annual Mission and Vision Nights as we discuss one of the central components of a Trinity School education: the development of an habitual vision of greatness.

“Moral education proceeds as our eyes are repeatedly opened to new visions, visions which reveal to us not this or that fact, but rather visions of a whole landscape revealed to us for the first time with relationships, meanings, and deep significance, both intellectual and moral, which we had not heretofore grasped.” — Mason W. Gross

This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.

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