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Worship | August 2, 2026

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. C. Alfred Loua: “Grief and Love Exist Together”

“Grief is not a lack of faith,” preaches the Rev. C. Afred Loua. It’s a human and healthy response to loss. Yet Jesus shows us that, even in our sorrow, we can remain open to love and care for one another. “Deep grief does not prevent a life of compassion,” says Father Alfred. “Compassion can coexist with pain.”
Worship | July 26, 2026

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Sister Promise Atelon: “God Prays With Us”

The church is called to a life of prayer even when we don’t know where to start. “Prayer is both knowing and not knowing,” preaches the Rev. Promise Atelon. When we don’t have the words, we trust that in our silence God’s spirit prays on our behalf. “God is always at work in the background,” says Sister Promise.

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Music | March 24, 2024

Compline by Candlelight

Compline by Candlelight provides peace and stillness as one week ends and another begins. Enjoy 30 minutes of improvised music by Trinity Church Choir with this week's podcast, featuring:

O vos omnes – Carlo Gesualdo
Music | March 17, 2024

Compline by Candlelight

Compline by Candlelight provides peace and stillness as one week ends and another begins. Enjoy 30 minutes of improvised music by The Choir of Trinity Wall Street with this week's podcast, featuring:

Tenebrae factae sunt – Carlo Gesualdo
Music | March 3, 2024

Compline by Candlelight

Compline by Candlelight provides peace and stillness as one week ends and another begins. Enjoy 30 minutes of improvised music by The Choir of Trinity Wall Street with this week's podcast, featuring:

Love Bade Me Welcome – David Hurd

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WorshipSeptember 7, 2025

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles: “The Cost of Changing the World”

It’s not comfortable to grow, and it’s not easy to imagine a better world. That’s what Jesus means when he talks about counting the cost of following his lead, preaches the Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles. But with a clear-eyed outlook and motivated by love, we can choose to take on the challenge. No matter what lies ahead, says Mother Kristin, “always start with grace and peace.”
WorshipAugust 31, 2025

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Patrick Williams: “Worth So Much More”

Imagine a life without the societal pressure to prove your value. “Jesus welcomes us away from false notions that we are worthless and into the boundless reality of God’s love, where we find that in God’s eyes we have always been, and will always be, worth so much more,” preaches the Rev. Patrick Williams. That can be our starting point for how we engage with the world: turning our attention toward God’s deep belief in us.
WorshipAugust 17, 2025

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. C. Alfred Loua: “Bring Joy as Mary Did”

The Rev. Alfred Loua invites us to wonder “Who was Mary?” He tells of a humble woman, selected by God to be the mother of his son. “Mary has a lot to teach us,” Father Loua notes. “While we live amid conflict and violence today, Mary journeys with us, reminding us that it is only through us that her son can bring us peace.”
WorshipJuly 27, 2025

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Yein Kim: “Prayer Creates the Opportunity to Change”

Prayer is not a magic wand that fixes all our problems. Rather, through prayer, God gives us the opportunity to change from the inside out. “At its core, prayer is our ongoing conversation with God, by thought and by deed,” preaches the Rev. Yein Kim. If we ask for peace and justice, God gives us the chance to strive for those very things. “So let us pray for love and embrace this opportunity to love one another, as Jesus has loved us.”
WorshipJune 29, 2025

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Jorge Ortiz: “Human Dignity Is Sacred”

“Today we celebrate that human dignity is something sacred,” preaches the Rev. Jorge Ortiz on Pride Sunday. “And no matter who you are . . . you are worthy.” In the face of legal and political action that threatens the safety and wellbeing of queer people, we stand together and proclaim that our LGBTQIA+ siblings are a treasure to be valued. “You are, undoubtedly, a very special light that shines brightly and enriches the life of our faith community.”
WorshipJune 7, 2025

La Santa Eucaristía: Día de Pentecostés

Pentecost is known as the birthday of the Christian church. Falling 50 days after Easter, it marks the fulfillment of Jesus’s promise to send the Holy Spirit to his followers as a helper and a guide. A principal feast in The Episcopal Church, Pentecost is the culmination of Eastertide and leads into the longest season of the liturgical year. On this holy day, we welcome new members into our community through baptism. 

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Service Bulletin

WorshipMay 29, 2025

Ascension Day Holy Eucharist

Celebrated on the 40th day after Easter, Ascension Day commemorates the moment the resurrected Jesus is taken into heaven in sight of his disciples. This holy day is particularly important in the history of Trinity Church: on Ascension Day in 1846, the current church building, designed by architect Richard Upjohn, was consecrated. 

A liturgically rich expression of our faith, this service includes a sermon, communion, and musical leadership by Trinity Choir.

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WorshipMay 22, 2025

A Prayer for Pride

“Teach us to fully and radically love all your children as their true and whole selves,” prays the Rev. Matthew Welsch, priest and director, Children, Youth, and Family, “and lead us with courage to continually advocate for people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions, just as your Holy Spirit advocates for us.”
WorshipMay 18, 2025

Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Michael A. Bird: “A Love for All People”

In Sunday’s Scripture, everything changes. Jesus shares a new commandment: that we love one another, just as he loves us. Echoing all his actions and teachings, his words give us a way forward and make accessible a new reality. “God’s love will not be restricted to the former things, which have passed away,” preaches Father Michael Bird. “All things have been made new. All people are included. All possibilities are on the table.” Everything can be transformed by the love of God.
WorshipMay 4, 2025

Sunday Sermon, The Most Rev. Marinez Bassotto: “Signs of Jesus’s Love”

On the other side of his resurrection, Jesus gives us an important task: to be the church. “Our faith urges us to work in [Jesus’s] name, to seek his kingdom, and to be signs of his love and presence in the midst of this broken world,” preaches the Most Rev. Marinez Bassotto, presiding bishop of the Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil. “May our lives be instruments to proclaim God’s action.”