Stories & News

This is the last Sunday of Eastertide. In preparation for his death, resurrection, and ascension, Jesus promised the disciples he and God would always be with them in holy spirit, with and without visible form.

On the seventh and last Sunday of Easter, these verses from the Gospel of John give the reader a window into an intimate conversation between Jesus and his Father, a prayer at the end of Jesus’ ministry of revealing God’s love and mercy in human form.

Ballroom dance is one of the most popular activities at St. Margaret’s House, Trinity's affordable housing building for adults aged 62 and over, as well as mobility-impaired individuals aged 18 and over. Learn more about this program, the residents, and public spaces in this Chinatown gem.

After two years as a virtual event, the AIDS Walk New York returned to Central Park in 2022, with thousands of participants gathering to fundraise and advocate in support of HIV/AIDS treatment, research, and education. Walking among them, as always, was a team representing the Trinity Church Wall Street community. Learn more about how you can participate this year.

Melissa Attebury holds the baton with the Trinity Youth Chorus and music education at Trinity. Learn more about her musical background, what it means to train a new generation of artists in a sacred space, and some important youth chorister traditions.

Trinity Church Wall Street today announced the appointment of Lisa Benenson as Chief Communications Officer. Benenson will serve on Trinity's executive management team and lead the organization’s communications strategies and initiatives.

In our rapidly changing world, we can, at times, feel a sense of abandonment or loss, especially as we experience the limits of our agency. But we are not in this alone; the Holy Spirit continues to guide and inspire us as agents of the Good News of divine love, each in our own contexts.

Try to imagine all the mysteries and surprises that Jesus’ disciples experienced and wondered about in the days and weeks following his death and resurrection. We sometimes think it’s confusing, and we have the Gospels!

With a $300,000 construction grant from Trinity’s Mission Real Estate Development initiative, the Diocese of Zimbabwe partnered with Tatanga Energy to install a 152-kilowatt solar farm consisting of approximately 360 panels, batteries, and a transformer in May 2022.

When we love one another, we are following Jesus into the green pastures, the abundant life. When we seek God’s nearness, we find it. And we can do this on either side of the gate, in everything we do.