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Father Matt Welsch reflects on the overflowing, uncontainable love of God — a fitting message for Thanksgiving. “Jesus points to a world in which there is more than enough — food, water, shelter, resources, and love — to go around.” Yet seeing this gift of abundance hinges on a small but upending shift in perspective.

Advent is a time of active waiting as we anticipate the birth of Jesus. As the Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles explains, it's a time to slow down and prepare our hearts for Christmas.

A historic property grant continues to support Trinity’s work in the city we call home.

‘Who Tells Your Story?’ featured clips from Burns’s new documentary The American Revolution and musical performances by local high schoolers

An innovative Trinity program helps churches around the world use their real estate to serve their communities.

Trinity is putting its faith into practice by providing support for New York City’s asylum seeker community, from offering food and clothing to new arrivals to providing temporary housing and legal aid.

Our unique music education programs nurture both students and teachers, promoting lifelong engagement with the arts.

At Trinity Youth Afterschool, more than 200 teenagers a day have found a welcoming community where they get tutoring and test prep, music and dance, athletics, and art.

Featuring Trinity's world-renowned annual performance of Handel's “Messiah,” a milestone celebration for Downtown Voices, a beloved Christmas program from Trinity Youth Chorus, and more.

Did you know “hallow” is an Old English word meaning saint? That means the celebration we call Halloween — traditionally All Hallow’s Eve — actually points us to another holiday: All Saints’ Day. The Rev. Patrick Williams explains.