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SPIR ITUA L LIFE A ND CHA PL A INCY
Chaplain Sandra Curtis x286
THE PALMER TRINITY SCHOOL PR AYER
O God, our heavenly Father, e source of all wisdom:
We ask your blessing on Palmer Trinity School.
Let there be light in this place; Light to the mind;
Light to the heart; And light to the will;
at we may grow in knowledge, love and service
Of You and each other, now and forever. Amen
Palmer Trinity School is an Episcopal school committed to develop, foster, and nurture spiritual and
moral growth on both personal and community levels. e values and practices of the Judeo-Christian
tradition are celebrated in a spirit of inclusivity that engages in respect for all cultural, spiritual, and
religious traditions.
THE OFFICE OF THE CHAPLAIN AND DIRECTOR OF SPIRITUAL LIFE
e Chaplain is responsible primarily for the integration and application of the religious and spiritual life
of the community. Recognizing and respecting the diversity of the Palmer Trinity School community,
the Chaplain provides a non-anxious presence within a safe and spiritually enriching environment for
all members of the community. e Chaplaincy is committed to enhancing student life in a variety of
areas including honoring sacred places and events, sportsmanship, community service, protecting the
environment, valuing art, and discerning social justice issues. e Chaplaincy is dedicated to nurturing
the inner life of community members as well as helping the community to come together to accomplish
its mission. e Chaplain is available for individual and family pastoral care and support, especially during
times of adversity. Weekly events such as Bible Studies and Holy Eucharist along with other celebrations of
the spirit create times for reflection and meditation.
CHAPELS AND CONVOCATIONS
Palmer Trinity School gathers weekly for Chapel/Convocation. e Student Vestry supports the Chapel
program and the spiritual life of Palmer Trinity School.
Chapels and Convocations create highlights of the shared life of the community, worship opportunities,
and relevant societal issues. Students and Faculty are expected to attend all Chapels and
Convocations; individual participation is voluntary.
