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Faith Education November 22, 2024

What Is Advent?

Advent is a time of active waiting as we anticipate the birth of Jesus. As the Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles explains, it's a time to slow down and prepare our hearts for Christmas.
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Scripture Reflection November 21, 2024

Jesus’s Kingdom of Truth and Love

“This is our work: to commit ourselves to Jesus . . . the king who is a servant,” writes the Rev. Yein Kim. “Who comes, teaches, heals, reconciles, dies, and rises again, who lives through us and who will return.”
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Scripture Reflection November 14, 2024

God Is With Us, Always

“Jesus repeatedly demonstrates that God is unafraid to stand with us amid our deepest fears and insecurities,” writes the Rev. Matthew Welsch. “God is not only with us when things are good and peaceful; God is with us when everything feels like it’s falling apart.”

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Faith EducationEpiscopal ExplainedJune 9, 2017

What is Trinity Sunday?

The Church celebrates the feast of Trinity Sunday one week after the Day of Pentecost
Faith EducationEpiscopal ExplainedMay 5, 2017

What is Eastertide?

What is the Church season of Eastertide?
Faith EducationEpiscopal ExplainedApril 7, 2017

What is Palm Sunday?

An explanation of Palm Sunday, first day of Holy Week in the Christian calendar
Faith EducationEpiscopal ExplainedFebruary 14, 2017

Who Was St. Valentine?

The saint for whom Valentine's Day is named
Churchyard at dusk
History and ArchivesNovember 11, 2016

Veterans in the Churchyard

November 11th commemorates the end of World War I and is a date on which we honor all U.S. veterans who have served and are serving in our country’s military. A walk through Trinity and St. Paul’s churchyards would remind you that many of our country’s earliest veterans are interred right in our parish’s lower Manhattan burial grounds.
Columbia 200 celebration
History and ArchivesAugust 24, 2016

King's College Cornerstone Laid

In August 1756, the cornerstone was laid for King’s College, now known as Columbia University. The new school was built on land granted by Trinity in 1754, but Trinity’s relationship to the school started much earlier than that.

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