Trinity Church Rejuvenation
When the novel coronavirus pandemic began in March 2020, Trinity Church Wall Street was in the final stages of an almost two-year rejuvenation project to enhance the overall worship experience, make spaces accessible and welcoming, upgrade technology and infrastructure, and address deferred maintenance.
A Very Quick Look At Trinity’s Rejuvenation
In order to halt the spread of COVID-19, Trinity ended all public worship Thursday, March 12. Online-only Holy Eucharist is live-streamed at trinitywallstreet.org six days a week, on Sunday at 11:15am and Monday through Friday at 12:05pm. You can also watch these services and sermons on-demand.
Trinity Church, St. Paul’s Chapel, and all of Trinity’s buildings will remain closed until further notice. Trinity’s Chapel of All Saints had already closed in February for its own period of rejuvenation.
During this period of “social distancing,” in addition to the six weekly celebrations of Holy Eucharist, the parish also offers a robust schedule of prayer, Bible study, spiritual practices, self-care opportunities, and community-building events in which you can participate online as you remain safe in your home.
Trinity will continue to share content related to the rejuvenation, including video and photography from Colin Winterbottom, who documented the project for two years. This material will include historical information about Trinity’s 324 years as a neighbor to Lower Manhattan in New York City.
Trinity looks forward to the day when we can reopen to the public for worship, fellowship, and community gatherings. At that time, we plan to resume our longtime custom of offering tours of Trinity’s buildings and grounds.
Learn more about the Rejuvenation with these videos and articles
Rejuvenation: The Hidden Windows of Trinity Church
July 8, 2021
A look at some of the windows of the historic Trinity Church building on Wall Street that have been hidden for many decades.
Rejuvenating Trinity's South Churchyard
November 12, 2020
Fewer people are walking along Broadway in Lower Manhattan since the pandemic, but those who are passing by probably have noticed lots of activity in the south churchyard of Trinity Church Wall Street. The work is part of Trinity's rejuvenation project.
Watch: Rejuvenating Trinity's South Churchyard
November 12, 2020
Rejuvenation at Trinity's South Churchyard
Rejuvenation Amid the Pandemic
August 14, 2020
The rejuvenation of Trinity Church Wall Street continues in the summer of 2020, even as the coronavirus pandemic persists.
Trinity’s Rejuvenation: A (Very) Quick Look
April 24, 2020
Watch the recent rejuvenation of the nave in the 174-year-old Trinity Church, thousands of photographs and 20 months of work, in a 2 minute timelapse video.
A Very Quick Look At Trinity’s Rejuvenation
January 8, 2020
Rejuvenation closed the nave of Trinity Church from May 2018 until Christmas Eve 2019. Colin Winterbottom photographed the entire process and invites us to watch 19 months of work displayed in a video that runs a little more than a minute.
Awaiting the Return of the High Altar
October 18, 2019
The High Altar of Trinity Church Wall Street dates back more than 140 years, but has not been used for worship for almost half a century. When it returns to New York after rejuvenation, the altar will be placed in a new position.
Watch: Trinity Church Rejuvenation in Historical Context
June 14, 2018
Trinity Church Wall Street is rejuvenating the nave, the largest and primary worship space in its building at Broadway and Wall Street, a project expected to require about two years to complete.