Pride 365
As an Episcopal church, Trinity Church Wall Street fully welcomes and affirms lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people. We proclaim that all are made in the image of God, and everyone is invited to participate fully in Trinity’s worship, programs, and advocacy work.
Throughout the year, we share stories of leading LGBTQ+ advocates through articles, videos, and events as part of our Pride 365 program. And, each June, our community marks Pride Month, inviting everyone to celebrate and recognize the glorious way in which God has created the diversity of humanity.
Raising the Pride Flag
Sunday, May 22, after the 11:15am Holy Eucharist, Trinity Churchyard
Designed in 1978 by San Francisco-based artist Gilbert Baker, the Pride Flag has proliferated in its many iterations to represent and celebrate the diversity of LGBTQ+ people around the world. It is a symbol of safety and a beacon of hope. Join us as we raise the Pride Flag at Trinity Church.
AIDS Walk New York
The in-person event has passed, but you can still donate to the team through June.
Team Trinity is back together in person this year for AIDS Walk New York in support of AIDS treatment, research, and education. Donate to Team Trinity-Tamid #9797 to help us meet our goal of $25,000. For more information, email Terrell Moody. Proceeds from AIDS Walk New York go to GMHC and other AIDS organizations in the Tri-state area.
Why Pride?
Pride Family Shorts & Live Q&A with NewFest
Trinity Church Wall Street and NewFest celebrated of Pride 365 in 2021 with a showcase of short films & a live roundtable filmmaker Q&A. Featuring the works of both award-winning filmmakers and emerging LGBTQ storytellers, this uplifting collection of short films from NewFest alumni addresses topics relating to family, identity, intergenerational dialogue, and resistance through an intersectional and celebratory lens. Presented in Partnership with NewFest, New York's leading LGBTQ+ film, and media organization.
Courageous Conversations: Spiritual Violence Against LGBTQ People
Spiritual violence against queer people is so pervasive it is almost hard to see. Trinity hosted talks in 2021 about what spiritual violence is, why it hits queer souls so hard, and what faith communities can do about it. Learn from community experts at Anti-Violence Project (AVP), Trinity Church Wall Street, and our partners for this in-depth two-part conversation.
Recordings of both sessions are available on YouTube:
Watch Part 1 Naming Spiritual Violence and its Impact
Watch Part 2 Stopping the Violence, Healing the Wounds
