The 2018 Anne Berry Bonnyman Symposium, a living platform for addressing systemic racism in our church and community, focused on Equity in Immigrat
Sundays
Holy Eucharist (Morning Prayer on the last Sunday of the month)
10 am
Sundays
Holy Eucharist
5 pm
May
20
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11:00 am
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May
20
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1:00 pm
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May
20
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7:00 pm
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May
22
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8:00 am
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May
22
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10:00 am
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May
22
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11:15 am
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May
22
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11:15 am
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May
22
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11:15 am
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Trinity is a vibrant community of Christians, prayerfully, generously, and directly engaged as agents of God’s love in Boston and in the greater world. Through our parish, the Trinity Boston Foundation, and partnerships with like-minded organizations, we support Boston’s youth in reaching their potential; feed and house our neighbors who lack food and homes; work for peace and reconciliation; and so much more.
The 2018 Anne Berry Bonnyman Symposium, a living platform for addressing systemic racism in our church and community, focused on Equity in Immigrat
Join our team of novice and expert chefs and servers to prepare and serve an evening meal at Rosie's Place, a shelter for women and children.
Join Trinity Church Boston’s Pine Street Inn Service Team for dinner service Tuesday evening, at both the Women’s Inn and the Men’s Inn.
Join Youth and Children’s Ministries as we serve others by collecting non-perishable food items for St. Mary’s Food Pantry in Dorchester.
Trinity's Walk for Hunger team joins thousands of others in raising funds for Project Bread to eliminate hunger in our community.
College Behind Bars is a mentoring program that helps prisoners earn their college degrees.
This collaborative initiative of churches across the city provides a place of warmth and welcome during the day for Boston’s homeless population.
Support children in two of Boston’s public elementary schools as they learn to read, write, and explore math and science.
Swing a hammer, roll a paint roller, or push a broom to help build affordable housing in Boston with Habitat for Humanity.
In 2015, Trinity volunteers helped establish a library at the McCormack Middle School, where previously there wasn't one.
Trinity parishioners visit with our homeless neighbors for communion and conversation.
Run with Sole Train: Boston Runs Together!
Each year, a planning team is assembled to produce this annual anti-racism symposium.
Examines our own individual, institutional, and cultural racism, and promotes understanding and action for healing and transformation.
The Trinity Climate Action Network seeks to engage our community in projects and conversations about protecting, preserving, and cherishing our pla
Creating a meaningful, mutual relationship with an Anglican parish in another country.
Trinity is a member of the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO), to collaborate with other people on faith on social justice issues.
Peace isn’t simply the absence of violence; peace is the presence of healing, reconciliation, and accountability.
This group partners with local organizations and faith communities to assist individuals and families displaced by the global refugee crisis.
We learn from one another.
Sundays
Holy Eucharist (Morning Prayer on the last Sunday of the month)
10 am
Welcome to Trinity Church Boston. We’re glad you came!
Our worship is both old and new, claiming the resources of a glorious past and blending them with the vitality of current offerings. We welcome you to worship with us!
We invite you to explore how you may become engaged in our vibrant community.
With our baptismal vows, we promise to seek and serve Christ in all persons, and to strive for justice, peace and dignity among all people.
At the heart of our giving and stewardship is deep gratitude to God for all that we have and the desire to share and care for these gifts with others.
Whether you are looking to be nourished, comforted, challenged, inspired, renewed, or transformed, there’s a place for you at Trinity Church Boston.