TRINITY CHURCH IN THE CITY OF BOSTON
206 Clarendon Street
Boston, MA 02116
617-536-0944
SUNDAY SERVICES
8 am Holy Eucharist
10 am Holy Eucharist
(Morning Prayer on the 5th Sunday of the month) livestreamed
5 pm Holy Eucharist
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A lifelong Episcopalian, Christopher was raised in Trinity Church in Melrose. After a decades-long absence from church life, he has regularly attended Trinity Church Boston since 2013. He was drawn to serve initially as a Greeter, an Usher and as a Lay Eucharistic Minister at Hale House. He has been a regular volunteer for the Harbor to the Bay rideout breakfast, the Flower Guild helping to decorate the church for Christmas and Easter, and a Lector for the 7:45 am service.
After serving as a co-Head Usher with Liz Rosselot for a year, he has been the Head Usher for the past 4 years. Christopher has also served on two nominating committees.
Christopher enjoys umpiring slow pitch softball for the Beantown Softball League and working as Warden for the Boston Election Department on Election Day. He works for Mass General Brigham (formerly Partners Healthcare) as a Learning Program Manager.
Christopher lives in the South End with his husband, Jeffrey.
Chuks joined Trinity Church Boston in 1982 as a single individual but married and wedded at Trinity Church 1986. Chuks was a founding member of Nigerian Christian Fellowship Group at Trinity Church, an evangelical Christian group of Anglicans worship in various churches in greater Boston area. His children, David and Michael, were acolytes at Trinity. Chuks has been a lifelong member of the Anglican (Episcopalian) Communion originally at Emmanuel Anglican Church Ubulu, Imo State, Nigeria. Chuks graduated from Suffolk University, Boston, Massachusetts with a BSBA in Accounting and a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA). Chuks also earned a Doctoral Degree, (Ed.D) from Northeastern University Boston, Massachusetts. He has been a resident of Jamaica Plain for close to 3 decades and has been a licensed CPA (Certified Public Accountant) since 1996. Chuks was formerly the Comptroller and the Vice President for Administration & Finance (CFO). Currently, he is the CEO and founder of Okoli Financial Inc., a Certified Public Accountant Practice and Real Estate Brokerages Services since 2017. Chuks is blessed with three children, a granddaughter Anayah Oluchi 2 years old and a 6 months old grandson, Noel Ikenna.
David McFerrin grew up an acolyte at Grace Episcopal Church in Amherst, Massachusetts. Now a professional classical baritone with an active performing career around the United States and Europe, David first came to Trinity Church in 2010 as a staff singer in the choir. Trinity soon became his spiritual home, and his engagement expanded beyond the music program. In addition to singing in the choir for seven years, David led morning prayer services during Advent and Lent, served Trinity’s Habitat and Pine Street Inn ministries, and was a Confirmation mentor. More recently, David was a member of the church’s 2020 Leadership Development Task Force and led the weekly online Compline ministry. He is currently in his third year on the Stewardship Committee, and he serves as co-facilitator of the Ministry Council Outreach and Justice cohort. For the past two years, David has been a co-leader of Team Trinity’s participation in the Rodman Ride for Kids to support the programs of Trinity Boston Connects. A frequent lector on Sunday mornings, David has also recorded the church’s audio tour. Early in his Trinity life, David was introduced by a mutual friend in the choir to Erin Doherty; David and Erin married in 2014. Now living in Natick, they attend Trinity with daughter Fiona and David’s parents, John Lemly and Catharine Melhorn.