Priests and parishioners catch up after a Sunday service at Trinity Church.

Worship & Congregation

Worship opens us to the wondrous reality of our loving God, gathering and focusing us on what matters. It’s at the heart of everything we do at Trinity Church. Through church services, educational programs for all ages, and the shared life of our congregation, we are inspired to seek a life of deep meaning.

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This Sunday's Sermon

The Rev. Michael A. Bird preaches at the 11:15 Service during Christmastide.

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Two council members talk after a service in Trinity Church.

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Sacristan talks with two parishioners in Trinity Church after a service.

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Children & Families

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Youth

Bible study, pilgrimage, academics, and arts

Young Adults

Social gatherings, spiritual discussions, volunteering

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Adults

Sunday classes, Bible intensives, book talks, pilgrimage

Easter lilies in Trinity Church in front of carved wooden angels

Faith EducationFaith Formation and EducationApril 21, 2022

Five Ways Into Sunday’s Scripture: Showing Up With Our Wounds

Like many of us who have faced trauma, fear, or disillusionment, [the disciples] turned inward, away from the world. But Jesus shows up with his wounds, giving the disciples the power to forgive — to heal.

Trinity Church exterior lit up in orange and yellow

Parish LifeApril 20, 2022

Vestry Election Results

The Annual Vestry Election was held April 19, 2022.

WorshipApril 17, 2022

11:15am Easter Day Sermon, The Rev. Phillip A. Jackson: "Power Can No Longer Win"

Power frequently looks like it wins and sounds like it wins. It can frighten, intimidate, and kill. But power can't win anymore "because the tomb is empty."

WorshipApril 17, 2022

9am Easter Day Sermon, The Rev. Phillip A. Jackson: “The Day He Was Not There: 2,000 Years of Wonder”

In a retelling of the events of the original Easter Day, Father Phil contrasts the ways we are similar to and different from the people in Jesus's day.

The Rev. Michael Bird preaching at the Great Vigil of Easter (2022)

WorshipApril 16, 2022

Easter Vigil Sermon, The Rev. Michael Bird "The Bridge that is Easter"

The Rev. Michael Bird preaches the sermon at the Great Vigil of Easter at Trinity Church Wall Street on April 16, 2022.

The Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles on Good Friday 2022

WorshipApril 15, 2022

Good Friday Reflection, The Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles “An Unbreakable Communion with God”

The Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles with a reflection during The Liturgy of Good Friday at Trinity Church Wall Street.

The Rev. Matt Welsch preaches in Trinity Church

WorshipApril 14, 2022

Maundy Thursday Sermon, The Rev. Matthew Welsch, "When You Find Yourself in a Thin, Vulnerable Space"

"It's only through profound intimacy with God and one another that we experience the full scope of God's grace," said the Rev. Matthew A. Welsch at Trinity's Maundy Thursday service.

A bird perches on a bench in Trinity Churchyard against a backdrop of green springtime grass

Faith EducationFaith Formation and EducationApril 14, 2022

Five Ways Into Sunday’s Scripture: A Powerful and True Tale

In joy, and despite the horrors of death, we still proclaim this powerful, and true, tale: Christ is alive. Christ has risen. Christ will come again.

WorshipApril 10, 2022

Palm Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Elizabeth Blunt: “The Passion in a Day: A Story We Need to Hear"

With almost no transition, we make a precipitous drop on Palm Sunday: from the jubilant procession into Jerusalem, to the senseless brutality of the Passion