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Music | October 6, 2026

Steve Reich to Sandbox Percussion: A Musical Lineage

In “Legacy of Reich,” Trinity's new ensemble-in-residence pays tribute to the groundbreaking composer whose work launched a genre.

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Scripture Reflection | October 1, 2026

The Illusion of Control (Matthew 21:33–46)

How is being responsible for something different from owning it? Explore this week’s Gospel reading with a reflection on the lessons we learn from the earth and a poem by Margaret Atwood.

A father and daughter read together at the Brooklyn Book Bodega's Book Hub.

Grants and Partners | September 25, 2026

Sharing the Magic of Books

With Trinity’s support, the Brooklyn Book Bodega is building home libraries for kids across New York City, making sure every child can experience the lifelong benefits — and joy — of reading.

Faith Education | September 24, 2026

How Faith Sustains Our Work Toward Justice

This fall, the new season of Trinity’s Discovery faith education series explores how faithful Christians have shaped American history and asks us to consider our role in making the future.

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Faith EducationApril 23, 2026

God’s Goodness Is Big Enough (John 10:1–10)

Is love inherently generous? Explore this week’s Gospel reading and consider what it means for us today.

Trinity TalksApril 16, 2026

On Hamilton, Trinity, and Revolution: Five questions for author Joanne B. Freeman

Looking through the lens of one of our country’s most famous founders, an acclaimed historian helps us see how a revolutionary era shaped the man, our city, and a nation — and why the surprisingly nasty politics of our day might not be so surprising after all.

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Faith EducationApril 16, 2026

The Unlikely Miracle of Resurrection (Luke 24:13–35)

Is there new life you’re missing because you’re not looking for it? Explore this week’s Gospel reading and consider what it means for us today.

Trinity Church's steeple, seen through leaves and branches of trees in the Churchyard.

History and ArchivesMarissa MaggsApril 15, 2026

10 Fast Facts About Trinity Church

After 328 years, Trinity has some stories to tell. Marissa Maggs, director of Trinity’s Archives, walks us through 10 of them.

History and ArchivesFrom the ArchivesApril 14, 2026

Trinity and the Titanic

April 15 marks the 114th anniversary of the sinking of the “unsinkable” ship, which took with it a notable member of the Trinity community — John Jacob Astor IV.

Faith EducationApril 9, 2026

How Doubt Grows Faith (John 20:19–31)

What if we didn’t avoid uncertainty but welcomed it as a gift? Explore this week’s Gospel reading and consider what it means for us today.

MusicApril 8, 2026

Training Tomorrow’s Organists

A look at how Trinity Church is preparing emerging organists for careers in sacred music, and the premiere of an original work from our newest organ scholar.

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Parish LifeApril 8, 2026

Vestry Election Results 2026–2027

The annual Vestry Election was held on April 7, 2026.

MusicApril 8, 2026

Five Reasons to Hear “Messiah” this Easter

To modern audiences, the “Hallelujah” chorus and Christmas may be inextricably linked, but Handel’s emotionally poignant oratorio has much to offer us in the springtime.

A painting of the disciple Thomas reaching for Jesus's open wound, inside which we see verses of Scripture

Faith EducationThe Rev. Yein KimApril 8, 2026

Doubt Is the Place God Meets Us

The Bible story of “doubting” Thomas shows us it’s our questions — alongside our convictions — that lead to deep faith.