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Bring in Photos or Write a Name for the Chapel of Remembrance
We invite you to share small, framed (if possible) pictures of those you love and see no longer for the Chapel of Remembrance. We can accept these at the Parish House desk until 8:30 am on Sun., 10/25; and then through 12 noon that day in the Chapel. The Chapel of Remembrance will be lit and open on Sun., 10/25 and Sun., 11/1 (All Saints' Day) during our worship services. Please, do not leave any irreplaceable items, and identify each photo with name and contact information. We will also have materials for adding names to the Chapel in lieu of photos. You can reclaim your photo on Sun. 11/1.
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Duruflé Requiem for All Souls' Day
Sun., 10/25, 10 am & 5 pm
The Trinity Choirs offer Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem at the 5 pm Holy Eucharist, with select movements at the 10 am Holy Eucharist, commemorating our loved ones who have gone before us. Completed shortly after World War II, the work is often considered one of the most profound sacred choral masterpieces of the 20th century.
Read more about this year's Requiem from Director of Music Colin Lynch here.
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Starting Strong: Stewardship Season Enters Second Week
In his sermon last Sunday, the Rev. Morgan Allen shared the moving story of a local college student making their first tithe to Trinity. What an inspiring beginning for this year's stewardship season!
You’re never too young or old to make a pledge – we all have a faithful gift to make to support our church home! Last year, Trinity‘s youngest pledger was just five years old, and our most seasoned celebrated their 100th birthday right here in our pews.
In our worship services, the Prayers of the People conclude: “Praise God for those in every generation in whom Christ has been honored. May we have grace to glorify Christ in our own day.“
Join fellow parishioners of all ages in making your pledge today.
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New to Trinity? Trinity 101 is for You!
Sundays, 11/1, 11/8 & 11/15, 12:15 pm, Commons
New to Trinity—or newly returning? Trinity 101 is a three-week introduction to the parish that explores the fullness of our community life, spanning worship & music, formation, outreach, fellowship, pastoral care, and more. Join us on three consecutive Sundays at 12:30 pm (following the Formation Hour) to meet clergy and ministry leaders, explore Trinity’s mission and ministries, and discover your path into deeper belonging. Lunch will be served. RSVP to bashcraft@trinitychurchboston.org.
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Forum: "They Lived Not Only in Ages Past ..."
Sun. Nov. 1, 11:15 am, Lloyd Forum
Following two recent Forum series of historical lectures tied to Trinity's upcoming 150th anniversary, on Sunday November 1 our Forum hour will jump ahead a few decades! Join us for a brief exploration of the shift in our parish's financial and governance models from "proprietorship" to "stewardship," followed by facilitated small group conversations about present-day stewardship inspired by the lectionary for that day's Feast of All Saints.
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Milestones
We commend to God’s care and keeping Walter Hurd, who died on October 8.
We celebrated the marriage of Helena Dworak & Emily O'Brien on Saturday, October 17 at Trinity.
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