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In “Legacy of Reich,” Trinity's new ensemble-in-residence pays tribute to the groundbreaking composer whose work launched a genre.

How is being responsible for something different from owning it? Explore this week’s Gospel reading with a reflection on the lessons we learn from the earth and a poem by Margaret Atwood.

With Trinity’s support, the Brooklyn Book Bodega is building home libraries for kids across New York City, making sure every child can experience the lifelong benefits — and joy — of reading.

This fall, the new season of Trinity’s Discovery faith education series explores how faithful Christians have shaped American history and asks us to consider our role in making the future.

Does what we do with our faith matter as much as what we say we believe? Explore this week’s Gospel reading through a Dolly Parton masterpiece, a meditation on pleasure by poet Li-Young Lee, and insights from a New Testament scholar.

This unique church service invites us to experience the beauty of tradition and worship together through music.

What’s the cost of withholding grace? Explore this week’s Gospel reading and consider what it means for us today.

On the cusp of his 90th birthday, the music legend discusses his influences (civil rights, Bach, liturgy) and his influence — including how he discovered a technique that changed everything.

The annual ceremony is both a memorial to the lives lost in the tragedy and a call to be God's instruments of peace in the world.

“9/11 happened to our neighborhood. 9/11 happened to our church. And 9/11 helped us understand that the answer to what God asks of us is simple: We are here to give all we can give,” says the Rev. Phil Jackson.