The Burn Comes Later
After the school's night on technology, we kept coming back to one problem: a hot stove teaches a child at once, but a screen sends the bill years later.
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You Can't Read It at 1.5x
Reading aloud turned out to be the one thing we do with our kids that can't be sped up, and the story you share becomes a place where you can meet them.
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We Don't Have Five Minutes
We sat in five minutes of silence and asked what we wanted by the end of this school year. Almost nobody came back with a goal. What came back was an honest accounting of how fast we're moving.
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What We Can't Put on the List
We came in with a plan for getting our kids ready to leave home, and spent most of the morning discovering how much of it we don't actually control.
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The Summer Debrief: What Fathers Learned by Taking Things Away
Back in the spring we talked about parenting intentionally through the summer. This week we came back to a simple question: how did it actually go?
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Fathering With the End in View: Notes From Our Fifth Year Together
Picture the day your child walks out your door for good. Who do you want them to be — and what do you need to build into them between now and then?
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Trinity Dads Coffee Is Back August 28 - Coffee Tent For the First Week!
We're back Friday, August 28! Arrive between 7:45 and 8am — same format, new spot: the Lower School Meeting Room. First morning back we'll be under the tent near the drop-off zone.
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Raising Brave Kids: A Father’s Call to Prayerful Risk-Taking
Fathers talked honestly about protecting versus preparing their children, anchored by a story of a boy who drew courage from his father's steady presence to venture further and further on his own.
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Crafting a Summer on Purpose: How Intentional Dads Build Memories That Last
Fathers plan summer with intention — weekly rhythms, life skills, honest screen-time limits — and let simple, repeated moments become the ones their children remember for decades.
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The Power of Defining Moments: How Dads Can Author Unforgettable Experiences for Their Kids
Fathers can author life's most memorable moments rather than leaving them to chance. Using elevation, insight, pride, and connection, small intentional acts become experiences kids carry for life.
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