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Family Service Sermon, The Rev. C. Alfred Loua: "Going Up the Mountain"
July 25, 2021
What does it mean to “go up the mountain?” Father Alfred preaches on John 6:1–15 at our July 25, 2021 Family Worship service.
Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Kristin Miles: "Engage. Hinge. Sit. Repeat."
July 25, 2021
We may not realize it, but the story of Jesus feeding the multitudes is something we encounter each time we come to church.
Sunday Sermon, The Rev. Michael Bird : "Agents of Healing: Christ’s Power and Our Presence"
July 18, 2021
Father Bird gives us a roadmap that we might follow in order to be both disciples and apostles: compassion, action, and rest.
Family Service Sermon, The Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles: "Give Yourself a Rest"
July 18, 2021
Mother Kristin reminds us that after doing the good work of sharing and caring we must rest our bodies, hearts and spirit.
The Astor Family's Legacy at Trinity. Watch the Video
July 15, 2021
In this first of a three-part Ask Trinity Archives series on the influence of the Astor family on the architectural features at Trinity Church Wall Street, a focus on the Astor Reredos, which dates from 1877.
Grantee Spotlight: KAVI
July 15, 2021
KAVI’s public health approach centers on prevention, intervention, and community building.
Family Service Sermon, The Rev. Michael A. Bird: "In the Beginning"
July 11, 2021
Father Bird reflects on the creation story during our first family worship service of the Season of Creation.
Sunday Sermon, The Rev. C. Alfred Loua: "When We Falter: Lessons in Human Frailty"
July 11, 2021
In today’s sermon we encounter dramatic moments in the lives of several biblical figures: from the death of Uzzah, steps from King David, after touching the Ark of the Covenant; to the beheading of John the Baptist.
"Thank You, Essential Workers!" A Reflection on Sacrifice
July 9, 2021
A reflection by Jewels Tauzin, a university student and Trinity Church Wall Street summer intern, on the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City while watching the ticker-tape parade for essential workers.