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Join Trinity Choir for an evening liturgy of sung prayers and psalms from the Book of Common Prayer and spoken readings from Scripture.

This spring, join a wide-ranging discussion series that dives into topics like how Christians can respond to the climate crisis, use our money to work for justice, and rewrite the narrative in perilous times.

It’s our tradition to raise Progress Pride flags outside Trinity Church and St. Paul’s Chapel during Pride Month!

The world premiere of a stirring meditation on faith, conviction, and national identity

Join us for a celebration of our country’s jazz and classical roots, as three ensembles — musicians from NOVUS, students from the acclaimed Montclair State University CaliBrass Ensemble, and JAZZ HOUSE KiDS — team up to tell the ever-evolving story of America through its music.

Trinity Youth Chorus leads a choral evensong dedicated to our graduating high school seniors.

This summer, join a parishioner-led study of Genesis 1–11. Together, we’ll rediscover a text that frames our differences not as a defect of humanity but a divine imprint — ultimately revealing diversity as God’s original blessing and intention from the very beginning.

This summer, join a parishioner-led study of Genesis 1–11. Together, we’ll rediscover a text that frames our differences not as a defect of humanity but a divine imprint — ultimately revealing diversity as God’s original blessing and intention from the very beginning.

Trinity Church is introducing Compassion Cuts, a new service where barbers provide free haircuts, shampooing, and hot towel shaves to help meet the essential needs of our community with kindness and dignity. Spaces are limited. Walk-ins are welcome based on availability.

This summer, join a parishioner-led study of Genesis 1–11. Together, we’ll rediscover a text that frames our differences not as a defect of humanity but a divine imprint — ultimately revealing diversity as God’s original blessing and intention from the very beginning.

Mark the end of Pride Month in a gathering that honors the deep joy and complexities of being a queer Christian. We’ll acknowledge our pain and celebrate our blessings in community-led small groups, then take part in a special service of music and prayer, featuring Trinity Choir.

This summer, join a parishioner-led study of Genesis 1–11. Together, we’ll rediscover a text that frames our differences not as a defect of humanity but a divine imprint — ultimately revealing diversity as God’s original blessing and intention from the very beginning.