From the gallery four harpists peer down as King David delivers his charge to Solomon to complete the temple. It is a small but striking detail of a vibrant stained glass window located in Trinity baptistery. Originally referred to as the Dexter Window, today it is more well-known by the scene depicted in glass, David’s Charge to Solomon.

A Glimpse into the Life of Margaret Redmond  

Greetings, as the great arc of our life together takes a turn up and forward – or so we dearly hope! 

I have longed to sound that sort of cautiously upbeat note for two years now. 

Even with war in the headlines, yet another completely gratuitous upwelling of evil in the world, I am sticking with cautious optimism. For now; for us. 

As our nation remembers the ministry of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, we at Trinity Church gratefully recall the Black witness to the Gospel in Boston and in our parish. With thanks, we share this reflection about George Middleton, a parishioner of Trinity Church in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth Centuries. 

Dear Trinity Church and Friends, 

Grace and Peace and Friday greetings.  I hope this glad message finds you and yours well. 

With excitement – and not just the pallid pandemic sort, but real, live, “O, Little Town of Bethlehem” excitement! – I write to announce ticketing for our treasured Advent-Christmas traditions, including: 

*Candlelight Carols on Saturday, December 18 at 4pm and 7pm, 

  and Sunday, December 19, at 2pm; and