Stories & News

Ahead of his visit to Trinity, the Rev. Canon John Thompson-Quartey of the Diocese of Atlanta reflects on the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s enduring call to sacrificial generosity.

Long after the angels have flown away and the shepherds have returned to their flocks, the Epiphany season teaches us that, if we pay attention to our lives, the miracle of Christmas lives on.

Trinity Church announces its spring 2026 music season, expanding its acclaimed offerings with major premieres, rich choral masterworks, and the continuation of signature series including PIPES, Bach at One, Jazz Icons, and Jazz at One.

“Christians need not despair,” writes Summerlee Staten, “God’s word for us is eternal — the pinprick of light before and beyond the coming storm. When we keep our eyes on that light . . . we see beyond the darkness, guarding a future not fully known to us, and yet already held by God.”

A beloved Trinity tradition since the early 1950s, the Christmas Eve pageant is a chance for children to share the good news of Jesus’s birth in their own way — with joyful creativity and a small (ok, large) measure of chaos. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how it all comes together.

For over three centuries, careful stewardship has funded Trinity’s support of institutions critical to New York and to The Episcopal Church — and our work continues today.

Returning January 11, the new Discovery season explores how Christians can respond to the climate crisis, rewrite the narrative in perilous times, and more.

New Yorkers who receive rental assistance often face discrimination while searching for a home. Trinity grantee Unlock NYC is giving them tools to fight back.

In contrast to the majestic narratives of our modern holiday, the first Christmas reminds us that love shows up often in the places we least expect it.

Education is the most reliable pathway towards generational success. Here’s how Trinity’s Racial Justice initiative is dismantling inequities for students of color in New York City.