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In both of Matthew’s seed parables, we hear of the Kingdom of God as a messy, unruly, and inclusive harbor of human initiative, daringly designed to stand in opposition to Caesar's kingdom.

A description of the summer study of the Gospel according to Mark by participants in Trinity's Discovery faith education program.

The Rev. Matthew Welsch explains the theological and historical reasons why Trinity Church Wall Street celebrates Pride Month every June.

The idea for this meditation retreat was born of the harrowing requirements of this past year. Our respite spaces—our homes—have been forced to fill all the functional needs of our lives; they have become, for many, our offices, our schools, our daycares, and our gyms too. I don’t know about you, but the blur of needs in such a small space and the ambient and personal stress of the pandemic has made maintaining a meditation practice seem out of reach— even more so, starting a meditation practice.

Today’s Gospel is quintessentially Mark, preaches Father Phil, due to its intricate structure of a story within a story.

Today’s Family Service reading brings to mind the photograph “Earthrise,” preaches Mother Kristin, because Jesus asks us to take a big step back and remember that we are all connected, and in fact, are family.

A pedestrian bridge connecting Trinity Church and 76 Trinity Place, the office building for the parish, dates from 1989.

The Rev. Dr. Mark Francisco Bozzuti-Jones preaches at Family Worship May 30, 2021, the Principal Feast of Trinity Sunday.

The Rev. Dr. Mark Francisco Bozzuti-Jones preaches at Holy Eucharist at Trinity Church Wall Street on May 30, 2021, on Trinity Sunday, one of the Principal Feasts of the Church.

Over the past several weeks, we’ve seen a sharp increase in anti-Semitic threats and violence across our city and country. Trinity Church Wall Street condemns these attacks, denounces violence, and will continue to stand against discrimination and racism in all its forms. Read more in this message from Father Phil.