Stories & News

Mary proclaims God’s work of justice to the poor and the promise of peace for all the world. It is telling that Mary’s song of hope is delivered in the past tense, so trusting is she in God’s purpose. Mary reminds us of the source of our hope.

Trinity Church Wall Street awarded more than $8.3 million in grants to nonprofits in December, bringing the total amount of grants distributed in 2021 to $46 million. The latest round of grants will support organizations that work with the most vulnerable, from creating housing opportunities for the homeless to investing in community-led violence interruption programs.

Chorister Compline at Christmas has become a beloved annual tradition, and this season it’s back in person. The Trinity Youth Chorus will present Benjamin Britten’s festive A Ceremony of Carols Sunday, December 19, at 8pm ET in Trinity Church as a Compline by Candlelight service.

This is the third Sunday in Advent, the theme of which is expectant joy — in our readings and in our liturgical colors (pink) and practices. We shift eagerly from somber reflections of God’s past intervention in a troubled world to the coming of Christ among us.

Downtown Voices will present Compline by Candlelight in Trinity Church on Sunday, December 12, at 8pm ET. The ensemble’s last public concert took place in February 2020, a few weeks before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us on December 21st to pack and distribute winter accessories, cleaning supplies, hygiene kits, and groceries for Lower Manhattan families in need. This is a great volunteer opportunity for parishioners ages 18 and older!

The Very Rev. Dr. Michael Battle previews his conversation at Trinity Church Wall Street on Friday, December 8, 2021 with Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe.

We are reminded in this Advent season that repentance — turning back to God — is a personal and collective exercise that calls us to create a world where all flesh (all creation) is part of God’s salvation.

Since 1967, The Fortune Society has helped thousands of formerly incarcerated people successfully reenter the community.

Trinity Church Wall Street has awarded $20.84 million in grants to nonprofits, many of them focused on fighting for racial justice in New York City through ending the cycles of mass incarceration and mass homelessness.