We’ll begin our Pride celebration on Wednesday, June 11 with a Pride Eucharist at 7 pm in the Sanctuary. This service will include readings, prayers and hymns chosen to highlight the diversity and goodness of all God’s creation as we gather around the table as one family to receive the sacrament. Immediately following, the new […]
The Buddhist and Christian traditions hold many things in common, not the least of which is their reverence for the virtues of love and compassion. The story of the Buddha even appears in Christian lore in the guise of a Christian saint. But there also are striking differences. This talk will explore how Buddhists might […]
During this three-week Forum series, we will reflect on a portion of the Book of Acts each week and share in table groups how the apostles' stories resonate in our own lives and ministries, closing out our program year by considering how our own stories of faith might be "held in common" with those of the first Apostles.
During this three-week Forum series, we will reflect on a portion of the Book of Acts each week and share in table groups how the apostles' stories resonate in our own lives and ministries, closing out our program year by considering how our own stories of faith might be "held in common" with those of the first Apostles.
During this three-week Forum series, we will reflect on a portion of the Book of Acts each week and share in table groups how the apostles' stories resonate in our own lives and ministries, closing out our program year by considering how our own stories of faith might be "held in common" with those of the first Apostles.
Our youth of all ages have been welcomed back to lead the forum to talk about their experiences at Trinity Church! We will also have a special time to honor our graduating seniors and hear about their post-graduation plans. If your 4th-12th grader is interested in being on this panel, please email Katrina Leslie at kleslie@trinitychurchboston.org.
This presentation will look at the wide-ranging and far-reaching fourth-century developments, not only in the Christian understanding of the Trinity (with particular attention to the person and work of the Holy Spirit), but also in Christian convictions regarding the nature of religious freedom and the proper relationship between political and spiritual authority, all of which have […]
Pysanky is the Ukrainian name for a wax-resist decorative egg, the pysanka. Pysanka comes from the verb pysaty, meaning "to write", as the designs are written onto the egg with beeswax, rather than painted. This practice is a very ancient and beautiful tradition, most commonly done before Easter. Once finished, these pysanky can be used […]
Building on last fall's two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God - loving creator rather than scheming puppeteer - has entrusted responsibility for the cosmos to none other than each of us. Weaving theological, philosophical, and popular-culture resources, Morgan […]
Building on last fall's two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God - loving creator rather than scheming puppeteer - has entrusted responsibility for the cosmos to none other than each of us. Weaving theological, philosophical, and popular-culture resources, Morgan […]
Building on last fall's two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God - loving creator rather than scheming puppeteer - has entrusted responsibility for the cosmos to none other than each of us. Weaving theological, philosophical, and popular-culture resources, Morgan […]
Building on last fall's two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God - loving creator rather than scheming puppeteer - has entrusted responsibility for the cosmos to none other than each of us. Weaving theological, philosophical, and popular-culture resources, Morgan […]
TRINITY CHURCH IN THE CITY OF BOSTON
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Boston, MA 02116
617-536-0944
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 am Holy Eucharist
with Children’s Homily
also livestreamed
5 pm Holy Eucharist
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