Stories & News

Rich in symbolism, Ash Wednesday is more than a noteworthy day on the church calendar — it’s the beginning of a sacred journey we take together.

In digging into the lives of the sisters “Hamilton” made famous, their acclaimed biographer gives us a fresh take on the role of women in the founding era of our country. 

Our annual gathering honors a day cherished by many families with Asian heritage.

Continuing February 22, the spring season of the beloved Discovery series explores how Christians can stand for justice today, grow in faith across a lifetime, and experience the divine through music.

The courage and faith of Black Americans have shaped our parish from its earliest days. In celebration of Black History Month, we’re revisiting a handful of these stories, tracing a legacy that continues to guide us.

Father Phil Jackson, Trinity’s rector, reflects on recent events in Minneapolis: “May we, like the courageous, ordinary people of Minnesota, put love into action.”

Last year, Trinity distributed $34 million to 185 organizations working to create a more just world. Chief Philanthropy Officer Beatriz de la Torre reflects on everything we accomplished together.

A thriving, historically Black congregation expanding its mission to educate children. A “prophetic” gift from a white parish closing its doors. A partnership between Trinity and a storied community development organization. The end result? A set of renovations that will transform a church’s ability to serve its community. 

The Most. Rev Sean Rowe, presiding bishop of The Episcopal Church, comments on frightening times across the US: “We do not grieve without hope.”

The Congregational Nominating & Leadership Development Committee is pleased to place on the ballot the persons listed below for election to five positions on the Congregational Council.