Trinity Presbyterian Church Spartanburg, Sc

This year’s Trinity Family Conference focuses on one of the family’s most attacked and villainized positions: the father. Our conference is designed to help families address real problems men face in leading the home as well as arming them with the tools to continue the work of fatherhood in a spiritual war against the original Father.  Fatherhood and the Need for Friendship Rev. Andrew Dionne Friendships between men are more difficult today than in previous generations. The sexualization of nearly all relationships has been devastating to men’s friendships. Anthony Esolen, in his good essay “A Requiem for Friendship,” writes: More than ever do men need to come together to eat and drink and argue and think, because more than ever their work separates them from each other; but now they are virtually forbidden to do so. It is but more of the devastation wrought by the sexual revolution. Our fatherhood, fraught with adversity and relentless challenges to our faith, requires the steady encouragement and committe