Since 1930, US has celebrated Black History Month in February. We honor The Rev. Absolom Jones, the Episcopal Church’s first black Priest

The Fourth Sunday Of Advent December 22, 2024   Here we are on the Fourth Sunday of Advent, where our readings are all about Mary. The...

We have quite a bit of music planned for this Sunday, the Third Sunday in Advent.

When Fr Gerry asked me to play for his farewell service, one of his requests was that the prelude be about 20 minutes long...

Twentieth Sunday After Pentecost Prelude:   Kingsfold Te Deum,    Sondra Tucker   The Prelude Sunday morning, Kingsfold Te Deum, will be...

Among the most expansive and complex organ works of J.S. Bach is the towering Prelude and Fugue in E minor, BWV 548.

350 hygiene kits donated for youth aging out of the foster care system

Gothic architecture of the Church of St. Ouen in Rouen, where one of the most famous Cavaillé-Coll pipe organs in France is located.

Music for June 9th, Third Sunday After Pentecost

THIS WEEKS MUSIC SELECTION 

Feast Day of Pentecost. It was the day all things changed...

Jesus transcends all earthly bounds through his Resurrection and Ascension.

We are building a future, born out of our love for Trinity and our devotion to the ministries Christ has entrusted to us.

Dear Trinitarians,   I pray you are having a blessed and holy Lent. As Holy Week approaches, I wanted to express my joy in seeing the...

Ash Wednesday Dear People of God: The first Christians observed with great devotion the days of our Lord's passion and resurrection, and...

Luke 9:28-32 Now about eight days after these sayings Jesus took with him Peter and John and James, and went up on the mountain to pray....

On Epiphany, consider participating in an ancient tradition known as “Chalking the Door.” This practice consists of marking a blessing in...

“For nothing will be impossible with God.” Luke 1:37 Gabriel says this at the Annunciation referencing both Mary’s own soon-to-be...

Fr. Gerry asked members of the vestry to capture some of their thoughts about what they have learned during the pandemic. These candid...

We read, hear, and probably say it ourselves: “We are in a crisis.” The crisis we face has many facets. I read of all the critical events...