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What does it mean to truly love one another? It looks a lot like doing the things Jesus did: healing the sick, feeding the hungry, liberating the captive. “In Jesus, we encounter a God who turns down power and wealth and chooses to spend his time with the outcast,” writes the Rev. Matthew Welsch. “We encounter a God who chooses to serve others rather than to be served.”

“The LORD is my shepherd.” The time-tested words of Psalm 23 reassure us that “God’s love is both present and personal,” no matter what’s happening around us. In relationship with God and one another, writes Kathy Bozzuti-Jones, we have all that we need. “We are enough. We have enough. There is enough.”

The Most Rev. Marinez Bassotto, the first woman presiding bishop of the Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil, shares the impact of her pioneering ministry on a visit to Trinity.

From first-time walkers to seasoned advocates, Trinity’s 2025 AIDS Walk New York team brings together parishioners and staff of all ages to put faith into action — one step at a time.