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Over four weeks this spring, a small group logged on to a Saturday morning art workshop to learn the basics of clay sculpture, deepen their understanding of creativity, and enjoy time together.

“Being with someone who is dying and witnessing them being here and yet already there” is how the Rev. Phillip Jackson describes our encounter with Jesus in today’s Gospel reading.

A church is much like a home in that we surround ourselves with pictures of the people we love and find rest, forgiveness, and nourishment at God’s “kitchen table,” the altar.

Right before his ascension into heaven, Jesus made both a promise and a prophecy for us.

Could it be for all of us that the Holy Spirit is in the obstacles on our pilgrimage to God, if only we can embrace them?

The 2021 AIDS Walk will be virtual again and is scheduled for Sunday, May 16, 2021.

The Rev. Dr. Mark Bozzuti-Jones explains Ascension Day, a major feast day of the Church and the anniversary of the 1846 consecration of the current Trinity Church building.

For centuries Christians have used assorted symbols to explain Jesus’s love in different and sometimes unexpected ways, including the pelican bird.

Preaching on Mother’s Day, the Rev. Elizabeth Blunt reminds us that mothering others is a holy vocation into which we’re all invited.

After more than 14 months apart, we will be reopening Trinity Church for 11:15am Sunday worship beginning on the Day of Pentecost, May 23. As we celebrate the feast that marks the beginning of the Christian Church, how fitting, and exciting, that we will be able to do so by gathering once again in person.