For the Record
News from Trinity Wall Street

This Chapel Is For Everyone
St. Paul's Chapel welcomed people from all over world and of all faiths on September 11, 2010.

Vigil for Religious Freedom in Lower Manhattan.
Candlelight, community, and a call from Trinity Wall Street and other New York leaders to live in unity.

Gulf Art from Trinity Youth
Over the summer the youth of Trinity and their guests from Christ Church, Staten Island, were invited to express their views on the the oil spill in the Gulf during a 6-week art workshop.

From North Carolina to New York to Haiti
St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Gatesville, North Carolina, held a fundraiser to help the Episcopal Church in Haiti.

A New Vision for Music and the Arts
Julian Wachner, Trinity Wall Street's new Director of Music and the Arts, talks about growing up with music, his vision for music and the arts at Trinity, and what he missed about working at a church.

A Reflection from the Clergy Leadership Project
Daniel Simons, priest for liturgy and pilgrimage at Trinity Wall Street, reflects on the Clergy Leadership Project.

Party for Panama
"You are redeeming a word that some people have forgotten: solidarity," Bishop Julio Murray told the crowd at a recent fundraiser for the Diocese of Panama.

The Visitor File

Rosanne Cash on Music, Tradition, and the Episcopal Church
Rosanne Cash performed a July 4 concert on Governors Island that was sponsored by Trinity Wall Street.

Angles on the Square
Neighborhood news from Hudson Square, home of Trinity Real Estate

A New President for Trinity Real Estate
Jason D. Pizer will succeed Carl Weisbrod as President of Trinity Real Estate, which manages six million square feet of commercial property in the Hudson Square neighborhood in New York City.

Art for and by Kids Comes to Hudson Square
The Children's Art Museum of New York is moving to Hudson Square.

The Archivist's Mailbag

100 Years Ago: Parish Ministries for Women in 1910
Trinity Parish sponsored a kitchen garden, cooking classes, and a business women's luncheon club in 1910.

Features

How Do We Read Scripture?
Do we need one another in order to understand our sacred texts?

The Bible Says Nothing (Without a Reader)
An interview with Gerald West, featured speaker at Trinity Institute 2011: Reading Scripture Through Other Eyes.

Reading Jesus
An interview with Mary Gordon, featured speaker at Trinity Institute 2011: Reading Scripture Through Other Eyes.

The Church Has So Much to Unlearn
An excerpt from A Pathway of Interpretation by Walter Brueggemann, featured speaker at Trinity Institute 2011: Reading Scripture Through Other Eyes.

The Holy Owners Manual
An interview with Teresa Okure, featured speaker at Trinity Institute 2011: Reading Scripture Through Other Eyes.

Anglican Communion Stories
Stories of hope from around the Anglican Communion.

Practicing the Good News in Appalachia
Senior video producer James Melchiorre reflects on his experiences making The Diocese of Lexington: Working Together, a video about the church in Appalachia.

What Have You Learned?

The Rev. Deacon Robert Zito
A Wall Street lawyer and Trinity Church deacon shares what he's learned.

Pew and Partner Notes

News from Trinity's partners and friends
The latest updates from near and far.

Letter from Lower Manhattan

Preaching What You Practice
Reflections from the Rev. Canon Anne Mallonee, vicar of Trinity Wall Street.