It can be a hard to try something new, or something that you don’t think you’re good at doing or being. Jesus made sure [his friends] knew that he would be with them, and God is always with us when we’re trying, when we’re making mistakes, and when we’re achieving.
Today’s Comfort at One presents J.S. Bach's Wo soll ich fliehen hin, BWV 5 and Ein ungefärbt Gemüte, BWV 24 from The Choir of Trinity Wall Street and Trinity Baroque Orchestra. This 2015 performance also features Associate Organist Avi Stein, performing Buxtehude’s Prelude in F Sharp Minor, BuxWV 146.
The Congregational Nominating & Leadership Development Committee is pleased to place on the ballot the persons for election to five positions on the Congregational Council.
Faith EducationFaith Formation and EducationFebruary 3, 2022
In all of our readings this Sunday, someone is questioning their own worthiness to receive or share God’s abundant creation, love, grace, and mercy. And in all cases, their willingness was enough; their willingness to fail, and to fish in the deepest unfamiliar waters, and persist, with faith in the “fishing,” as well as the “catch.”
Journalist, author, and On Being podcast host Krista Tippett speaks with the Rev. Phil Jackson in the Trinity Church Wall Street series "Communion & Community."
Please enjoy this choral Comfort at One clip from the finale concert of Trinity's festival By the Waters of Babylon: Celebrating the Power of Black Music in America. In this clip, The Choir of Trinity Wall Street performs Bobby McFerrin’s beautiful arrangement of Psalm 23 with McFerrin conducting.
The Pauline account of the gifts of the Spirit describes parts of the Body of Christ as both unique and interdependent. There is a role for each of us and it can be known by paying attention to reality, paying attention to the movement of our own spirits, and by prayerful reflection and by community feedback.
