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Children participating in worship during the 9am Holy Eucharist at Trinity Church
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3 Ways Into Sunday’s Stories for Children: Peace That’s Possible

December 3, 2022 | By Faith Formation & Education

Children can understand some of the harsh laws of nature between animal species, but it’s harder for them to understand why people treat one another as enemies. Though humans have dreamed of peace for thousands of years. What was it about the human leader Isaiah prophesied that made him believe that peace among all of creation was possible?

A children's choir singing during service at Trinity Church
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3 Ways Into Sunday’s Stories for Children: Be A Transformer

November 26, 2022 | By Faith Formation & Education

We’re human beings and we all have gifts, skills, and tools that can be used to hurt or help, too. God is always with us to help us choose the ways of love and creation that the prophets envisioned.

Digital Asset for Advent 2022
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Advent Approaches

November 23, 2022 | By James Melchiorre

A short article about the approach of Advent 2022 and how Trinity Church Wall Street will observe the season.

A fern grows in front of a tombstone in an autumnal Trinity Churchyard
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Five Ways Into Sunday’s Scripture: The Paradox of Advent

November 23, 2022 | By Faith Formation and Education

“Advent liturgy often begins with apocalyptic prophecies from Jeremiah, Isaiah, John the Baptist, and Jesus,” writes Kathryn Carroll. “We might have to dig deep to reignite or refresh our enthusiasm for the season.”

Children and an adult read through the worship bulletin together during worship at Trinity Church
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3 Ways Into Sunday’s Stories for Children: Beginnings and Endings

November 19, 2022 | By Faith Formation & Education

Many children don’t like endings, or transitions, unless they know what’s going to happen next (and if it’s something good). This Sunday, we’ll hear the prophecies and songs about what is possible with new beginnings and, in the Gospel, we’ll hear some of Jesus’s final but comforting words on the cross.