Trinity’s largest service, drawing 400-plus adults and children, is as lively and energetic as it is reflective and contemplative. Singing by the congregation is led by the Trinity Choristers (ages eight to 18) and adult Schola. A sermon is offered by a member of the clergy. Young children are particularly welcomed at this service, and gather on their own during a portion of it for the Children’s Homily, led by the professional Children’s Ministry staff.

Our guest preacher at this service, as part of the  4th Annual Anne Berry Bonnyman Symposium, Love Thy Neighbor: Equity in Immigration, will be The Rev. Dr. Carolyn J. Sharp, Professor of Homiletics, Yale Divinity School.