Stories & News

Codrington College's 2020 conference, "Leadership Innovation: Faith, Values, and Skills for the Church and the World," was an opportunity to build dialogue, exchange ideas, propose practical projects to integrate learning from secular and religious leadership development programs, and accelerate the implementation of leadership development in the context of theological education. It was a successful exercise in a last-minute pivot to convert a planned in-person conference to a virtual convening due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Our Psalm for this Sunday reverberates with the wonder of God’s creation and the astounding reminder that we, each one of us, are seen, known, and cared for by God. We are a part of a larger story and called to steward the world we share together.

Trinity's Discovery series of adult education begins a new study on contemplative prayer on Sunday, September 26, 2021.

Trinity Church Wall Street offered five in-person services on Sunday, September 19, for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

The Independent Commission on New York City Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform convenes and educates policymakers, experts, community members, and faith leaders throughout New York City to help close the infamous jails on Rikers Island.

This Sunday, September 19 — Celebration Sunday — I’m anticipating another joyful day when we meet in person again for the 8am Holy Eucharist and the 9am Holy Eucharist, both at Trinity Church, the 9:15am Family Service, which is moving to the Parish Hall at Trinity Commons, and the 8pm Compline by Candlelight, which is moving to Trinity Church.

Our prayer is that you may find comfort and solace among your loved ones, and the courage and strength within to continue our work in answering the world’s deep need for healing.

The story of Elias Neau, who is buried in the churchyard of Trinity Church Wall Street.

For years, the Anglican Diocese of Swaziland has been at the forefront of the fight against poverty and the HIV/AIDS pandemic, providing ministries in early childhood development, nutrition, and feeding, along with a home-based care program, connecting volunteers with those in need of care.

Trinity Church Wall Street announced no-interest loans totaling $6.5 million to respond to the needs of nonprofit organizations in New York City. The Trinity Church Grantee Loan Fund is administered by Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF) and is providing no-interest loans to 12 Trinity grantees that are working in housing, homelessness, and racial justice.