St. Andrew's Theological College, Trinidad and Tobago

See You Tomorrow!

Join us for a FREE Zumba Session as we build up to the PCTT Beth Rapha Mission 5K 🎉

🗓 2nd May 2026 | ⏰ 1:00 PM
📍 Naparima College Auditorium, San Fernando

May is Mental Health Awareness Month - a reminder that movement supports mental wellbeing. Moving your body helps reduce stress, lift mood, and restore balance. Come move, release, and reset your mind, body, and spirit.

Please note that ONLINE CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS for the Beth-Rapha - PCTT 5K are no longer being accepted. The last few remaining spots are only available via promo-codes from St. Andrew's Theological College, Trinidad and Tobago and The Synod's Office of The Presbyterian Church of Trinidad and Tobago. Linx payments accepted. The online registration portal remains open for the redeeming of all outstanding promo-codes. Reminder: promo-codes MUST be registered in order to collect Race Bibs. No bibs will be distributed on race day.

🏃🏽‍♂️✨ PCTT’s FIRST EVER 5K
Date: May 9th, 2026
We’re excited to officially launch our race route — and this is just the beginning! 🔥

Stay tuned for updates on:
🎽 Bib collection details
🏅 The official medal reveal
Whether you’re running, walking, or cheering from the sidelines, this is more than a race — it’s a celebration of health, community, and purpose.

✨ Register now and be part of the movement!

Ways to Register:

1️⃣ Online Registration
The registration link is now LIVE!
👉 https://evolutiontiming.net/event-registration/?eid=368

2️⃣ Promo Codes (In-Person)
Visit SATC between 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Monday–Friday) to collect your promo code.

📚💛 Building bridges through stories, language, and love.

The students of Living Water Community, in collaboration with St Andrew’s Theological College Library Division under the leadership of Librarian Judy Kowlessar, recently hosted a meaningful storytelling session featuring the book The Boy in the Yellow Jersey by the late Reverend Cyril Paul.

The story was beautifully read in English by Gail Morano and thoughtfully translated into Spanish by teacher Daniella Padron, helping to bridge language barriers and create a space where displaced Venezuelan families could feel included, valued, and connected.

Moments like these remind us that stories have the power to unite hearts, inspire hope, and build community beyond words.

We commend everyone involved for serving with compassion and making a difference through education, understanding, and kindness. 💛📖🌎

🎉 We are proud to share that on behalf of St. Andrew’s Theological College, Student Minister Brandon Paul is representing the Presbyterian Church of Trinidad and Tobago at the Council for World Mission Church in Action: Deconstructing Racism, Reconstructing Justice (DRRJ) 2026 programme, taking place from 13 to 17 April 2026 in Malaysia.

This is a wonderful opportunity for learning, growth, and faithful witness on the global stage. We celebrate this achievement and give thanks for Brandon’s dedication to service and ministry.

Please continue to keep Brandon in your prayers as he completes this important programme. We wish him every success and God’s richest blessings. 🙏✨

As we prepare our hearts, bodies, and community for our National 5K on May 9th, we invite you to something special ✨

Join us on *May 2nd* for a FREE Zumba Session - a time of movement and fellowship.
Because health is not just physical and mental… it is spiritual. When we care for our bodies, we honour the temple God has given us.

Let’s move with purpose.
Let’s move with joy.
Let’s move for a cause as we continue to promote health and wellness throughout our church.

📍 Naparima College Auditorium, San Fernando
🕐 1:00 PM
👉 REGISTER NOW:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCx-jRq7tZga-qlU1ZDdSisyAcF0FgJMy3hLKL2BXoRK3tZA/viewform