Trinity Forum Conversations

Trinity Forum Conversations is a podcast exploring the big questions in life by looking to the best of the Christian intellectual tradition and elevating the voices, both ancient and modern, who grapple with these questions and direct our hearts to the Author of the answers. We invite you to join us in one of the great joys of life: a conversation among friends on the things that matter most.

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  Episode #148

  Bringing Meaning to Your Work, with Barry Rowan

  Aug 17, 202647 minS13

  We want the thousands of hours we work over our lifetime to matter. But how do we make them truly significant? What can infuse our lives, our offices, and our world with meaning? Today’s guest is the business leader and author Barry Rowan. He contends, “We don’t derive meaning from our work; we bring meaning to our work.” With stories from his life in high-ranking roles, he helps us go from being defined by what we do, to having our work become an expression of who we are . This episode is drawn from an Online Conversation in 2026. You can view the transcript and other resources here Go deeper into the issues discussed in this episode with these Trinity Forum Readings: Why Work Dorothy L. Sayers How Much Land Does a Man Need? Leo Tolstoy Brave New World Aldous Huxley Two Old Men Leo Tolstoy

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  Episode #147

  Baptizing Our Imaginations, with Mia Chung and Malcolm Guite

  Aug 3, 202634 minS13

  The term “baptized imagination” has come to the fore of Christian discussion in recent years, and this recent episode considers what a baptized imagination can actually look like. In the Christian tradition, baptism represents a journey of death and resurrection. In order for there to be a rebirth of truth, goodness, and beauty in us, what other imaginations must we leave behind? And what can bring about this change? Our guides in this episode, Mia Chung and Malcolm Guite, are extraordinary. Mia is a concert pianist, now based at MIT where she leads the Octet Collaborative, a Christian study center. Malcolm is an acclaimed poet and Anglican priest based at Cambridge, and has begun to publish a multi-volume epic poem on the Arthurian legends–-you can find our episode with Malcolm on the first book of this epic at the link in the show notes. This is the kind of conversation that our community of Trinity Forum Senior Fellows foster: cross-discipline discussion rooted in the Christian tradition. This episode was recorded live at the 2025 gathering of the Trinity Forum Senior Fellows in Washington, DC, which was convened with the generous support of the John Templeton Foundation. Our moderator is Trinity Forum President Cherie Harder. Go deeper into the topics discussed with these Trinity Forum Readings: Spirit and Imagination by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (introduced by Malcolm Guite) Letters from Vincent van Gogh Four Quartets by T.S. Eliot Into the Wasteland by Malcolm Guite Painting as a Pastime by Winston Churchill Take Up the Tale: Bringing the Epic Tradition Into Our Time with Malcolm Guite

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  Episode #146

  Practices of Hope: Antidotes to Confusion, Cynicism and Nihilism, with Curt Thompson and David French

  Jul 20, 202626 minS13

  We are subjected to the temptations of confusion, cynicism, and nihilism like never before. So many pressures, including new ones, seemingly by the day, push us in these directions. What formative things can we do to help ourselves and our society be a part of a hopeful story instead? Two of our Trinity Forum Senior Fellows, psychiatrist Curt Thompson and columnist David French, come from different disciplines, but in this episode, they provide complementary insights into the hopeful practices of thought and action we're all looking for. This episode was recorded live at the 2025 gathering of the Trinity Forum Senior Fellows in Washington, DC. The moderator is Trinity Forum President Cherie Harder. Go deeper into the topics discussed with these Trinity Forum Readings: The Federalist Papers (with an introduction by David French) The Purchase of a Soul by Victor Hugo Politics, Morality, & Civility by Václav Havel On Friendship by Marcus Tullius Cicero

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  Episode #145

  Beauty + Justice: Why We Need Both, with Makoto and Haejin Fujimura

  Jul 6, 202657 minS13

  Beauty is often dismissed as a luxury—something secondary to the urgent work of repair. But what if beauty is not peripheral, but essential to healing what is broken? Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Makoto Fujimura and Haejin Shim Fujimura will be our guides on this question, discussing their new book, Beauty and Justice: Creating a Life of Abundance and Courage . Drawing on their work in the arts and global advocacy, they will consider how cultivating beauty can help us to sustain courage, foster resilience, and contribute to the pursuit of justice. This episode is drawn from an Online Conversation in 2026. You can view the transcript and other resources here. Go deeper into the issues discussed in yesterday's Online Conversation with these Trinity Forum Readings: Babette's Feast; Isak Dinesen (Introduction by Makoto Fujimura) Four Quartets; T.S. Eliot (Also introduced by Makoto Fujimura) Letters of Vincent Van Gogh Revelations of Divine Love; Julian of Norwich Painting as a Pasttime; Winston Churchill

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  Episode #144

  Cultivating Christian Resilience

  Jun 22, 202647 minS13

  How can we cultivate a faith that endures and flourishes? Author, Anglican priest, and Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Tish Harrison Warren shows us how lasting and beautiful things can take root and grow in our lives. By drawing on themes from her new book, What Grows in Weary Lands: On Christian Resilience , we will explore how habits rooted in the historic church—prayer, liturgy, Sabbath, and community—can anchor us in a stormy age. This episode is drawn from an Online Conversation in 2026. You can view the transcript and other resources here. Go deeper into the issues discussed in this episode with these Trinity Forum Readings: Pilgrim of Tinker Creek ; Annie Dillard (Introduction by Tish Harrison Warren) Confessions ; Saint Augustine Wrestling With God; Simone Weil Revelations of Divine Love; Julian of Norwich Revelation ; Flannery O'Connor

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