Trinity Preschools

Hours of Operation
6:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

Do your children attend “just a childcare?” Have you considered that there may be something more?

At Trinity Preschool we are aware of the importance that our Heavenly Father has placed on children and the responsibility for their care and nurturing, and we strive to achieve a balance of the spiritual, intellectual, social, emotional, and physical growth of each child.

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Age Appropriate Curriculum

Bible Stories & Chapel

Pre-K Program for 4's & 5s

Learning Centers

• Art

• Blocks

• Dramatic Play

• Library

• Music

• Science

Optional Activities

• Computer class

• Dance class

• Gymnastics

• Piano

• Spanish

Northeast Campus

5401 N Loop 1604 E
San Antonio, TX 78247
(210) 653-2800

Blanco Woods Campus

1323 Brookstone
San Antonio, TX 78248
(210) 479-7792

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Our excellence in care extends to the classrooms, playgrounds, lunchroom and offices. You will find these areas generously supplied with age-appropiate learning resources, clean and well kept and designed for both creativity and functionality.

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A Balanced Life for the Working Woman?

By Rachel Johnston

Whoever started the myth that "leading a balanced life is possible" should be tarred and feathered! Do I sound too harsh?

Balance has come to imply that we must "do it all" — with a more balanced approach. Christian women are expected to "do it all" with patience, peace of mind and a gracious smile.

God’s Word indicates that balance means prioritization. When Jesus came to earth, the needs were overwhelming, but He did not fix everything and heal everyone. Instead He attended to His Father’s priorities. Regarding daily necessities, Jesus says, "Seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well" (Matthew 6:33, NIV).

As a wife and a full-time working mother of three boys, I encounter many times where the needs seem overwhelming and the daily necessities of life endless. I’ve come to realize there is pressure to view "wants" as needs and "choices" as necessities for success.

I am often asked, "How do you do it all?"

My reply is "I don’t."

Oswald Chambers suggests that the our enemy is not always bad things, but in fact all the good things that fill our lives and distract us from God’s best.

How can we be full of God’s best for our lives? After years of experimenting I’ve come to embrace the concept of focusing on priorities rather than balance.

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