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Working with Trinity, the Victoria Inter-Diocesan Investment Company (VIDIC) paid off the $400,000 balance of a commercial loan while also extending the term of the remaining CCK loan from five years to ten years. Doing so provides more flexibility in accommodating the needs of tenants in response to the economic challenges of the pandemic.

In Acts 11:1–18, Peter has a dream about animals of all kinds descending from heaven on a blanket peacefully together...

In our Gospel reading, Jesus makes the heart of true discipleship clear: to follow Jesus is to exhibit “love for one another.” It is as simple and as complicated as that.

This week in the book of Acts — the book that tells us things the Apostles did after Jesus died — we learn about a woman named Tabitha who had spent her whole life helping others.

Jesus doesn’t just bring us closer to God, he puts us directly in relationship with God, removing any distance between us. Jesus invites all who hear the Good Shepherd’s voice to share in the life of God.

Trinity Church Wall Street welcomed four new members who were baptized on Sunday, May 1, 2022.

By looking deeper into existing disparities, Trinity's Lower Manhattan needs assessment sheds light on the complex and interdependent relationships within and between Lower Manhattan neighborhoods, along with the deeply rooted systems that govern and influence them.

With support from Trinity, Ashoka adapted its “Everyone’s a Changemaker” curriculum for faith leaders worldwide, empowering religious leaders to see the possibilities for faith-inspired innovation and entrepreneurial initiatives that serve the common good.

“[The disciples] aren’t punished for their betrayal and fear — for being human; for being blind to the deceit of transactional faith. They are forgiven. And then, they are given a second chance.”

Trinity Church Wall Street mourns the death of longtime partner in ministry, the Rt. Rev. David Njovu, bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Lusaka in Zambia.