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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.

In 2018, the Diocese of Freetown, Sierre Leone received a grant to demolish its 120-year-old revenue-generating structure and rebuild on the same spot a four-story, 13,778 square foot office and retail building in the Freetown city center.

Surprisingly, [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.

Thomas knew Jesus was alive in a new way by witnessing his wounds — and their healing. We all can see Jesus in different ways and at different times.

On April 24, Trinity’s Discovery faith formation series embarks on an exploration of the history of stained glass in religious settings, including Trinity’s own stained-glass windows, all in anticipation of the installation later this year of a new stained-glass window overlooking Wall Street.

Like many of us who have faced trauma, fear, or disillusionment, [the disciples] turned inward, away from the world. But Jesus shows up with his wounds, giving the disciples the power to forgive — to heal.

The Annual Vestry Election was held April 19, 2022.