Evensong for Teresa of Avila sung by the Schola followed by Soup Supper
Oct
15
5:30 PM17:30

Evensong for Teresa of Avila sung by the Schola followed by Soup Supper

Join us for our weekly Choral Evensong. This ancient service offers a moment for pause, where one can engage with the scriptures, listen to beautiful music and be still in the midst of our busy city.

Preces and Responses: Tomkins

Psalm 99 (Naylor)

Canticles: Kennedy - Worcester Canticles

Anthem: Brahms - Geistliches Lied

After the service, join us for a soup supper; a chance for fellowship and casual conversation!

Free and open to all.

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Eat, Pray, Play
Oct
17
4:00 PM16:00

Eat, Pray, Play

One of our Trinity families opens their home for an evening of fellowship and food. The children play with our childcare providers as the adults relax and enjoy a good meal in the company of others. Meal and beverages provided by Trinity’s Children, Youth & Family Ministry. Please bring a dessert if you are able. RSVP requested by Oct. 15 to Angela, family@trinitynewhaven.org.

Can’t make this one? Join us in April!

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Evensong for the Eve of St. James of Jerusalem sung by the Choristers
Oct
22
5:30 PM17:30

Evensong for the Eve of St. James of Jerusalem sung by the Choristers

Join us for our weekly Choral Evensong. This ancient service offers a moment for pause, where one can engage with the scriptures, listen to beautiful music and be still in the midst of our busy city.

Preces and Responses: Archer

Psalm 130 (Trinity Choristers’ chant)

Canticles: Dienes Williams - The Father Julius Canticles

Anthem: Dankworth - Light of the World

Free and open to all.

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Knitting Ministry
Oct
25
to Nov 15

Knitting Ministry

Knitting Ministry: Please join us on Sunday, October 25th and Sunday, November 15th in the Undercroft after the 10:30 service for fun and fellowship and making items for the Christmas Market. Yarn and related supplies are available as are lessons! Novice to experts are welcome! Please direct questions to Gloria Hoda at gloria.hoda@gmail or Candy Carl-Stannard at pcstannard@att.net 

Please note that Sunday Nov. 15th is the deadline for items to be submitted as set up for the Christmas Market will be on Nov. 18th.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Evensong sung by the Schola
Oct
29
5:30 PM17:30

Evensong sung by the Schola

Join us for our weekly Choral Evensong. This ancient service offers a moment for pause, where one can engage with the scriptures, listen to beautiful music and be still in the midst of our busy city.

Preces and Responses: Tomkins

Psalm 107; 1-7 (Bairstow)

Canticles: Tallis - Dorian Service

Anthem: Lloyd - View me, Lord, a work of thine

Free and open to all.

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Silent Movie: Phantom of the Opera with accompaniment by Shari Lucas
Oct
29
7:30 PM19:30

Silent Movie: Phantom of the Opera with accompaniment by Shari Lucas

Join us for a spooktacular time on October 29th at 7:30 PM for a viewing of the 1925 silent film Phantom of the Opera with improvised organ accompaniment by Shari Lucas.

Shari is an accomplished silent film accompanist who is passionate about presenting silent films as they would have been experienced in their heyday. She is the Minister of Music at First Congregational Church of Christ in Middletown, CT, and a graduate of the Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music and the Yale School of Music.

Admission is by donation, with a suggested donation of $25, and there will be concessions available for purchase. We hope to see you there with your most fa-BOO-lous costume on!

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Trinity Book Group
Oct
30
3:59 PM15:59

Trinity Book Group

Trinity Book group is meeting at the home of Charlotte Rea on Friday, October 30th at 3:00pm to discuss The Eight Mountains by Paolo Gognetti that explores the lifelong friendship between a boy from Milan and one from the Italian Alps.

If you wish to know more about this meeting please contact Charlotte Rea by email crea92@icloud.com.

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Commemoration of All Souls - Duruflé Requiem
Nov
1
5:00 PM17:00

Commemoration of All Souls - Duruflé Requiem

Each All Souls’ Day, we gather as a community to remember those who have gone before us. Against the backdrop of Maurice Duruflé’s emotive and powerful Requiem, this service is a time of reflection and prayer. The Choir of Trinity on the Green will be joined by Marsha Ackerman (mezzo-soprano), Will Doreza (baritone) and Abigail Leidy (cello).

All are welcome, free entry

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Gospel Vespers sung by the Salt and Pepper Gospel Singers followed by a Soup Supper
Nov
5
5:30 PM17:30

Gospel Vespers sung by the Salt and Pepper Gospel Singers followed by a Soup Supper

Trinity is delighted to welcome the Salt and Pepper Gospel Singers back for a Gospel Vespers service. Part of our weekly Choral Evensong series, this service offers a moment to reflect through music and scripture. All are welcome!

After the service, join us for a soup supper; a chance for fellowship and casual conversation!

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Trinity Players Dinner Theater: The Second Shepherd's Play
Nov
7
6:59 PM18:59

Trinity Players Dinner Theater: The Second Shepherd's Play

The Trinity Players Present a Dinner Theater Performance of a Medieval Masterpiece

THE SECOND SHEPHERD’S PLAY

In a Dinner Theater Performance

on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026

 

The Trinity Players will offer a special theater event, raising funds for Trinity ministries. Food and Theater will be served in The Undercroft beginning at 6PM.

 

THE PLAY

In The Second Shepherds' Play, three impoverished medieval shepherds must outsmart a local thief named Mak, who attempts to hide a stolen sheep by disguising it as a newborn baby in a cradle. After punishing the thief, the shepherds are visited by an angel who guides them to Bethlehem to celebrate the actual newborn Savior, Jesus Christ.

The brilliance of the mirrored plot, the deft mixture of slapstick humor and authentic spirituality, and the compassionate insight into the daily lives of common men, make this play the greatest achievement of medieval pageant drama. The Second Shepherd’s Play, adapted by our own Neil Olsen, was written by the anonymous Wakefield Master around 1475. It is considered the greatest of the English Mystery plays, and indeed, it is one of the greatest plays in English.

THE FOOD

Appetizers, Shepherd’s Pie, salad, beverages and Gloria Hoda’s Cupcakes.

The cast and crew include Mike Rose, Warner Marshal, Allan Atherton, Jeff Klaus, Alex Downes, Donna Violante, Jeanne Kerr, Neil Olsen, Doris Manseau, Chuck Kaywood, and is directed by Robert Sandine.

THE COST

Ticketed reservations are $30 per person, or $100 if you would like to be a sponsor (includes admission for two) or donate more if you can! Reservations may be made here: The Second Shepherd's Play or by calling the church office.

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Evensong sung by the Choristers, Changing Voices and Schola
Nov
12
5:30 PM17:30

Evensong sung by the Choristers, Changing Voices and Schola

Join us for our weekly Choral Evensong. This ancient service offers a moment for pause, where one can engage with the scriptures, listen to beautiful music and be still in the midst of our busy city.

Preces and Responses: Burk - Yale set

Psalm 123 (Lee)

Canticles: Howells - Collegium Regale

Anthem: Darke - O gladsome light

Free and open to all.

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Christmas Market Champagne Preview Party
Nov
19
6:00 PM18:00

Christmas Market Champagne Preview Party

Buy your tickets here

Come mingle, nibble, and shop early!

Champagne Preview Party!

Thursday, November 19, 6:00 - 8:00 pm. For $30 come enjoy a glass of champagne, some nibbles, and purchase items at the Market before the crowds arrive on Friday.

ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS MARKET 2026

Thursday, November 19, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Preview Party
Friday November 20, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday November 21, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday, November 22, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Held annually in the undercroft of Trinity on the Green (230 Temple Street, New Haven, CT), the Christmas Market brings together handmade crafts, plants, bulbs, cookies, jams and preserves, soups to-go, a tag sale, jewelry, and more. A labor of love by the parish, all proceeds from the 2026 Market will go to support the restoration of Trinity's much-beloved and lauded pipe organ, a 1928 Aeolian-Skinner (Op. 927, lovingly nicknamed "Sister Soosie"), which is in need of some expert attention after nearly a century of loyal service to the Trinity community.

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Christmas Market
Nov
20
to Nov 22

Christmas Market

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The Christmas Market 2026

Trinity’s beloved Aeolian Skinner Pipe Organ is in need of restoration. All proceeds go to the Organ Restoration Fund!

Thursday, November 19, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Preview Party (TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE)
Friday November 20, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday November 21, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday, November 22, 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Trinity Undercroft

Handmade crafts, plants/bulbs, cookies, jams and preserves, soup to-go, tag sale. Please contact leighcromey@gmail.com for more information and if you want to help!

Champagne Preview Party!

Thursday November 19, 6:00 - 8:00 pm. For $30 come and enjoy a glass of champagne, some nibbles, and purchase items at the Market.
Contact leighcromey@gmail.com.

Cookie Walk

The famous (and delicious) cookie walk is available on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of the Market. During the Thursday Preview Party pretty bags of cookies will be available for sale.

About the Christmas Market

The Christmas Market, known for many years as the Holiday Bazaar, exists to ensure that Trinity’s church can be enjoyed for generations to come. Held annually in the undercroft of Trinity on the Green (230 Temple Street, New Haven, CT), the Christmas Market brings together handmade crafts, plants, bulbs, cookies, jams and preserves, soups to-go, a tag sale, jewelry, and more. A labor of love by the parish, the Market will direct all proceeds to support the restoration of Trinity's much-beloved and lauded pipe organ, a 1928 Aeolian-Skinner (Op. 927, lovingly nicknamed "Sister Soosie"), which is in need of some expert attention after nearly a century of loyal service to the Trinity community.

The Christmas Market has a record of success; it is responsible for supporting the preservation and restoration of another Trinity on the Green’s aesthetic wonders: its windows. Truly a jewel in a city of architectural gems, Trinity offers the city of New Haven a unique gift: a stunning corpus of stained glass created by L.C. Tiffany Company. Installed between 1897 and 1910, Trinity’s Tiffany stained glass gradually came to reflect the decades of time, dust, and weather they had seen. Recognizing an opportunity to draw the parish and the broader New Haven community into restoration efforts, the Holiday Bazaar stepped in to rejuvenate these windows and raise funds to bring these artistic masterpieces back to their full glory.

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Visit Santa!
Nov
21
11:00 AM11:00

Visit Santa!

St. Nicholas is visiting our Christmas Market but will stop in the Nave to take photos with children from 11 am to 12:30 pm. Invite friends, neighbors, and family members to join us. This is a free event, and photos will be taken by you for immediate use on Christmas cards and letters.

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Annual Christmas Concert: Sing in exultation
Dec
11
7:00 PM19:00

Annual Christmas Concert: Sing in exultation

Join the Choristers, Novices, Changing Voices and Schola of Trinity on the Green for their annual Christmas spectacular. This concert has something for everyone, ranging from classics which you know and love to new arrangements and carols encouraging you to explore the Christmas story from new perspectives. All proceeds from this concert will go to the Choir Activity Fund which supports our work delivering world-class tuition-free music education to the children of New Haven.

Free entry with suggested donation of $20

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Christmas Pageant 2026
Dec
13
10:30 PM22:30

Christmas Pageant 2026

Our annual presentation of the birth of Jesus is reenacted by the children and grandchildren of our parish community and includes live animals! During the pageant, toys will be collected for ‘R Kids Family Center in New Haven. Join us at 10:30 AM in the Nave.

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Community Dinner: Carol Sing and Cookie Decorating
Dec
18
6:00 PM18:00

Community Dinner: Carol Sing and Cookie Decorating

The first Community Dinner of this Winter, get in the holiday spirit with a cozy dinner, carol singing and Christmas cookie decorating. We’ll end the ight singing a song or two on the front steps of Trinity.

Our Community Dinners are no cost, and are open to the Trinity community and friends. Optional donations are welcome to help cover the cost of food and fun.

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Festival of Christmas Lessons and Carols
Dec
20
5:00 PM17:00

Festival of Christmas Lessons and Carols

Join us and the combined Choirs of Trinity on the Green for our annual celebration of the Festival of Christmas Lessons and Carols. This service was made famous by the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge (who will be performing at Trinity next April!) and millions of people tune in each Christmas Eve to hear it. This is your chance to experience it in person. The service starts by candlelight with the voice of a solo treble singing, “Once in royal David’s city”. From here we hear the whole story of Christmas, from the visit of the Angel Gabriel to Mary to the journey to Bethlehem to the birth of the Christ Child and the arrival of the Wise Men.

This will be a popular service so we advise you arrive in good time. Join us afterwards for a festive reception including mulled juice and mince pies!

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Community Dinner: Burns Night
Jan
22
6:00 PM18:00

Community Dinner: Burns Night

Our annual festive tribute to the poet Robbie Burns. Join us for an evening of Scottish culture including poetry recitation, a haggis-inspired meal and don’t forget your dancing shoes for the Ceilidh which will be led by our Director of Music, Simon Lee. No experience is necessary, and a good time will be had by all!

Our Community Dinners are no cost, and are open to the Trinity community and friends. Optional donations are welcome to help cover the cost of food and fun.

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Community Dinner: Shrove Tuesday Pancake Races and Breakfast for Dinner
Feb
9
6:00 PM18:00

Community Dinner: Shrove Tuesday Pancake Races and Breakfast for Dinner

Come and join the Choristers’ annual tradition of racing up and down the Nave, whilst flipping pancakes, and even join in if you fancy! After we’ve worked up an appetite, what could be better than breakfast for dinner! Pancakes with a delicious selection of toppings both sweet and savory!

The evening will conclude with a brief liturgy outside for the burning of last year’s palms, in preparation for Ash Wednesday.

Our Community Dinners are no cost, and are open to the Trinity community and friends. Optional donations are welcome to help cover the cost of food and fun.

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The Choir of King's College, Cambridge
Apr
13
7:30 PM19:30

The Choir of King's College, Cambridge

Trinity on the Green is delighted to be welcoming the world-renowned Choir of King’s College, Cambridge as part of their tour of America in April 2027. For millions of people, Christmas only truly begins with the solo treble voice singing, “Once in royal” in the candlelit splendor of the Chapel of King’s College, Cambridge on December 24th. Since the 15thCentury, the choir of boy choristers and choral scholars have sung daily services alongside their studies. Their conductor, Daniel Hyde has been the Director of Music at King’s College since 2019. Prior to this, he was Organist and Director of Music at St. Thomas Church, 5th Avenue in New York City. He has an extensive portfolio both as conductor and organist. He has directed the BBC Singers, the London Bach Choir, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Orchestra of St Luke’s and New York Baroque Incorporated and is the Music Director and Principal Conductor of the City of London Choir.

 

Join us on Tuesday, April 13th 2027 for their one stop in New England on this tour. The program will be spectacular, the ambiance amazing as these hallowed voices fill the historic church of Trinity on the Green, New Haven in what can only be described as a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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Community Dinner: Choir Cabaret
Apr
23
6:00 PM18:00

Community Dinner: Choir Cabaret

Our Community Dinners conclude with the return of the Choir Cabaret. Back by popular demand, this will be an evening of show tunes, opera arias and jazz standards sung by familiar faces from within Trinity’s Choirs.

Our Community Dinners are no cost, and are open to the Trinity community and friends. Optional donations are welcome to help cover the cost of food and fun.

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Celebrate! 2026 - Regional Episcopal Fall Festival
Oct
10
4:00 PM16:00

Celebrate! 2026 - Regional Episcopal Fall Festival

 Celebrate! 2026

An All-Ages Gathering of Episcopal Churches in the South Central Region

Saturday, October 10 | 4pm to Sunset

St. John’s North Haven | 3 Trumbull Place, North Haven, CT

We invite all Episcopalians in the South Central Region to a fall gathering as we celebrate communion, and the faith that makes us one. Join us for:

·       Casual Outdoor Eucharist

·       Food Truck & Autumn Dessert Potluck

·       Bounce House, Chalk, and Play Area

RSVP appreciated, but not required: https://forms.gle/sFzCN89hJpxrY9a69

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Evensong for Brigitta of Sweden
Oct
8
5:30 PM17:30

Evensong for Brigitta of Sweden

Join us for our weekly Choral Evensong. This ancient service offers a moment for pause, where one can engage with the scriptures, listen to beautiful music and be still in the midst of our busy city.

Preces and Responses: French

Psalm 106; 1-6 (Parry)

Magnificat: Hildegard von Bingen

Nunc dimittis: Plainsong Tone VII

Anthem: Palestrina - Domine Jesu Christe

Free and open to all.

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Blessing of the Animals
Oct
3
10:00 AM10:00

Blessing of the Animals

Goats, horses, rabbits, chickens and more are waiting for us to come and bless them as important parts of God's creation. Join us for fun, prayer, and snacks as we honor St. Francis, patron saint of animals, ecology, and the poor. Meet at the Red Barn near the parking lot. Presented by Trinity’s Children, Youth & Family Ministry.

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Evensong for St. Michael and All Angels sung by the Choristers, Changing Voices and Schola
Oct
1
5:30 PM17:30

Evensong for St. Michael and All Angels sung by the Choristers, Changing Voices and Schola

Join us for our weekly Choral Evensong. This ancient service offers a moment for pause, where one can engage with the scriptures, listen to beautiful music and be still in the midst of our busy city.

Preces and Responses: Burk - Yale set

Psalm 103 (Lloyd)

Canticles: Murrill in E

Anthem: Deering - Factum est silencium

Free and open to all.

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Evensong sung by Fundamentum
Sep
24
5:30 PM17:30

Evensong sung by Fundamentum

Join us for our weekly Choral Evensong. This ancient service offers a moment for pause, where one can engage with the scriptures, listen to beautiful music and be still in the midst of our busy city.

Preces and Responses: Reading

Psalm 78; 1-4, 13-16 (Mann & Walmisley)

Canticles: Gibbons Short Service

Anthem: Victoria - O quad glorious

Free and open to all.

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Pride Evensong
Sep
17
5:30 PM17:30

Pride Evensong

Pride Evensong

Thursday, Sept. 17 at 5:30pm | Trinity Nave

Festive Reception to Follow

We celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Episcopal affirmation that LGBTQ+ people have a full and equal claim to the love, acceptance, care of the church. Homily by Clarke Mortensen. A festive reception will follow in the church narthex.

For a full schedule of upcoming Evensongs at Trinity, see here.

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Trinity Home Board: Solar Sunflower Workshop
Sep
16
12:00 PM12:00

Trinity Home Board: Solar Sunflower Workshop

Open to Trinity members, friends, and Episcopal Churches in the greater New Haven Area, ages 62 and older.

RSVP by August 25

12-12:30pm: Lunch

12:30-1pm: History & Site Conversation with Director Ryan Paxton

1pm-2:15pm: Project

This hands-on event is an opportunity to build community. Participants will create, decorate, and take home a solar-powered sunflower. Enjoy a provided lunch, as well as a guided tour with Eli Whitney Museum & Workshop Director Ryan Paxton. To RSVP, email: bdladd@sbcglobal.net.

This event is free, though contributions of up to $45 are welcome to support the ongoing mission of Trinity’s Home Board, to support seniors in our community.

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Annual Parish Picnic
Sep
13
10:30 AM10:30

Annual Parish Picnic

Fort Nathan Hale Park - 20 Woodward Ave, New Haven, CT 06512

Sunday, September 13

10:30 AM – Holy Eucharist

 

Join us for our annual welcome back worship service, taking place this year at Fort Hale Park. Picnic to follow – Trinity will provide the main course, and we invite members of our community to bring an additional dish to share.

 

Optional:

  • Potluck Participation: If your surname begins with A-N, please bring a dessert, and if O-Z, a savory side-dish

  • Bring a comfortable folding chair or blanket, to supplement other seating that will be available that day

 

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Made to Make: Macaron Workshop
Aug
29
11:00 AM11:00

Made to Make: Macaron Workshop

This is the last of a series of community workshops we offer this summer. We are made to make, like our Creator, and made to be in community with each other. So join us (and invite a friend) for our series of summer workshops. All workshops will take place in Trinity’s Undercroft. Freewill donations are welcome, not required.

RSVP if you plan to attend, at least one week in advance! Visit: https://forms.gle/Y3wcymJro1tCRJD7A

  • Saturday, August 29, from 11am-2pm - Macaron Workshop with Sarah Johnson and Simon Lee. Includes a light tea-inspired lunch.

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Back-to-School Blessings for Children and Adults
Aug
23
10:30 PM22:30

Back-to-School Blessings for Children and Adults

We joyfully celebrate the conclusion of our Summer Program, Share Stories Together, as we begin a new year of school and a new chapter of life stories. Bring your backpack to be blessed along with other students — children and adults — attending the Service. This is a Family Eucharist Service specifically geared toward our young parishioners and takes place in the Nave.

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Interfaith Storytelling
Aug
19
6:00 PM18:00

Interfaith Storytelling

We gather to read beloved children’s books, inspired by religious traditions including Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity. Co-hosted by Congregation Mishkan Israel, New Haven Zen Center, and Trinity Episcopal Church on the Green. This event is part of Trinity’s summer program Sharing Stories Together, exploring the stories of our faith, family, and the wider community. RSVP is helpful but not required. Email family@trinitynewhaven.org by August 16.

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Made to Make: Flower Arranging
Aug
8
10:00 AM10:00

Made to Make: Flower Arranging

This summer we invite you to a series of community workshops. We are made to make, like our Creator, and made to be in community with each other. So join us (and invite a friend) for our series of summer workshops. All workshops will take place in Trinity’s Undercroft. Freewill donations are welcome, not required.

RSVP for each event you plan to attend, at least one week in advance! Visit: https://forms.gle/Y3wcymJro1tCRJD7A

  • Saturday, August 8, time 10am-noon - Flower Arranging with friends from St. Paul’s Norwalk

  • Saturday, August 29, from 11am-2pm - Macaron Workshop with Sarah Johnson and Simon Lee. Includes a light tea-inspired lunch.

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Home Board Event: Tour of Lost in New Haven
Aug
6
10:30 AM10:30

Home Board Event: Tour of Lost in New Haven

Home Board Event:

Tour of Lost in New Haven, a Museum of New Haven Memorabilia
Thursday, August 6

Schedule

  • 10:30am – Group 1 Tour

  • Lunch - 12 - 12:45pm for both tour groups

  • 1:00pm – Group 2 Tour

RSVP by July 30 to Billie Ladd (bdladd@sbcglobal.net), including which tour you are signing up for: Group 1 (10am-noon) or Group 2 (1pm to 2:30pm). Tours are limited to 20 people each.

Lunch will include a variety of sandwiches with chips and a choice of drinks. Home Board events are for people 62 and older. Event is free, though contributions up to $45 are welcome to support the ongoing mission of the Home Board to provide support to aging people in our community.

 

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Made to Make: Pasta Making
Jul
18
10:00 AM10:00

Made to Make: Pasta Making

This summer we invite you to a series of community workshops. We are made to make, like our Creator, and made to be in community with each other. So join us (and invite a friend) for our series of summer workshops. All workshops will take place in Trinity’s Undercroft. Freewill donations are welcome, not required.

RSVP for each event you plan to attend, at least one week in advance! Visit: https://forms.gle/Y3wcymJro1tCRJD7A

  • Saturday, July 18, from 10am to 12:30pm - Pasta Making with Gloria Hoda. We will wrap up with a lunch of handmade pasta.

  • Saturday, August 8, time 10am-noon - Flower Arranging with friends from St. Paul’s Norwalk

  • Saturday, August 29, from 11am-2pm - Macaron Workshop with Sarah Johnson and Simon Lee. Includes a light tea-inspired lunch.

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Guest Preacher: The Rev. Cn. D Littlepage
Jul
12
10:30 AM10:30

Guest Preacher: The Rev. Cn. D Littlepage

America, America: Summer Sermon Series at Trinity

June 14 – July 12

Our summer sermon series invites preachers to engage with the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, reflecting on our American identity in light of our faith and the authors of books who have shaped our understanding of what our country is, and what it can be.

June 14 | The Rev. Heidi Thorsen | Broken We Kneel, by Diana Butler Bass

June 21 | The Rev. Canon Ranjit Mathews | The Soul of America, by Jon Meacham

June 28 | Dr. Samuel Ernest | Leaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman

July 5 | The Rev. Luk De Volder | The American Spirit, by David McCullough

July 12 | The Rev. Canon D Littlepage | Dark Testament, by Pauli Murray

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July 5 Sermon: The Rev. Luk De Volder
Jul
5
10:30 AM10:30

July 5 Sermon: The Rev. Luk De Volder

America, America: Summer Sermon Series at Trinity

June 14 – July 12

Our summer sermon series invites preachers to engage with the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, reflecting on our American identity in light of our faith and the authors of books who have shaped our understanding of what our country is, and what it can be.

June 14 | The Rev. Heidi Thorsen | Broken We Kneel, by Diana Butler Bass

June 21 | The Rev. Canon Ranjit Mathews | The Soul of America, by Jon Meacham

June 28 | Dr. Samuel Ernest | Leaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman

July 5 | The Rev. Luk De Volder | The American Spirit, by David McCullough

July 12 | The Rev. Canon D Littlepage | Dark Testament, by Pauli Murray

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Guest Preacher: Dr. Samuel Ernest
Jun
28
10:30 AM10:30

Guest Preacher: Dr. Samuel Ernest

America, America: Summer Sermon Series at Trinity

June 14 – July 12

Our summer sermon series invites preachers to engage with the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, reflecting on our American identity in light of our faith and the authors of books who have shaped our understanding of what our country is, and what it can be.

June 14 | The Rev. Heidi Thorsen | Broken We Kneel, by Diana Butler Bass

June 21 | The Rev. Canon Ranjit Mathews | The Soul of America, by Jon Meacham

June 28 | Dr. Samuel Ernest | Leaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman

July 5 | The Rev. Luk De Volder | The American Spirit, by David McCullough

July 12 | The Rev. Canon D Littlepage | Dark Testament, by Pauli Murray

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Organ Recital Series "Summers with Soosie" - Sarah Johnson and Simon Lee
Jun
25
7:00 PM19:00

Organ Recital Series "Summers with Soosie" - Sarah Johnson and Simon Lee

Our Organ Recital Series concludes on June 25th at 7:00 pm with Trinity’s own Organist Sarah Johnson and Director of Music Simon Lee in a program of music for organ and saxophone. Their recital will include music by composers Eric Coates, Josef Gabriel Rheinberger, and Amy Beach among others. Please join us in supporting our wonderful organ “Sister Soosie” in this final concert for the summer.

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Share Stories about Jesus and Trinity
Jun
21
to Jun 22

Share Stories about Jesus and Trinity

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Older people in our church community want to share stories about their faith lives and Trinity's past. Our June 21 gathering features younger church members interviewing older church members and then sharing their stories with those at Coffee Hour. This event is part of our Summer Program, “Share Stories Together.”

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Guest Preacher: The Rev. Cn. Ranjit K. Mathews
Jun
21
10:30 AM10:30

Guest Preacher: The Rev. Cn. Ranjit K. Mathews

America, America: Summer Sermon Series at Trinity

June 14 – July 12

Our summer sermon series invites preachers to engage with the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, reflecting on our American identity in light of our faith and the authors of books who have shaped our understanding of what our country is, and what it can be.

June 14 | The Rev. Heidi Thorsen | Broken We Kneel, by Diana Butler Bass

June 21 | The Rev. Canon Ranjit Mathews | The Soul of America, by Jon Meacham

June 28 | Dr. Samuel Ernest | Leaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman

July 5 | The Rev. Luk De Volder | The American Spirit, by David McCullough

July 12 | The Rev. Canon D Littlepage | Dark Testament, by Pauli Murray

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Organ Recital Series "Summers with Soosie" - Nathan Bayreuther
Jun
18
7:00 PM19:00

Organ Recital Series "Summers with Soosie" - Nathan Bayreuther

Our Organ Recital Series continues on June 18th at 7:00 pm with Nathan Bayreuther, Director of Music Ministry at the First Congregational Church of Madison. Nathan began his professional career at the early age of 13, and enjoys sailing in his spare time. Nathan’s recital will include music by composers Alexandre Guilmant, Leo Sowerby, and J. S. Bach.

“Summers with Soosie” will conclude on June 25th at 7:00 pm with Sarah Johnson (organ) and Simon Lee (saxophone).

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Trinity Home Board: Spring Luncheon
Jun
17
12:30 PM12:30

Trinity Home Board: Spring Luncheon

Trinity Home Board: Spring Luncheon

Wednesday, June 17

New Haven Country Club (160 Hartford Turnpike, Hamden)

  • 12:30pm - Cocktail Hour, with Cash Bar

  • 1pm - Lunch

RSVP to Billie Ladd (bdladd@sbcglobal.net) by June 9, specifying your meal choice:

> Grilled NY Sirloin

> Pan Seared Atlantic Salmon

> No Noodle Butternut Squash Lasagna

Home Board events are for people 62 and older. Event is free, though contributions up to $45 are welcome to support the ongoing mission of the Home Board to provide support to aging people in our community.

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Dedication & Commemoration | Lucy and Lois Tritton & their Descendants
Jun
14
12:30 PM12:30

Dedication & Commemoration | Lucy and Lois Tritton & their Descendants

Sunday, June 14 at 12:30pm, at Westville Cemetery

St. Luke’s & Trinity on the Green are hosting a joint prayer service at the graveside of Lois Tritton and her grandson Frederick. We remember the historic significance of Lois and her mother Lucy, as the last two enslaved people sold by auction on the New Haven Green. We pause in this month when we observe Juneteenth: to honor their story, to acknowledge other stories of freedom deferred, and to pray for a more just and loving future.

Join us for a short pilgrimage to the gravesite, following St. Luke’s and Trinity’s morning services. Our prayers at the gravesite will be about 30 minutes long.

How to get there: We recommend people park on Blake Street, where we will enter the cemetery by foot via a gate near 175 Blake Street (look for signage).

Accessibility: Note that there is a walk of about 150 ft over uneven terrain to get to the gravesite. Because of the location of the grave, this is the easiest way to access the site. Join us, as you are able.

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Organ Recital Series "Summers with Soosie" - Anne Maria Lim
Jun
11
7:00 PM19:00

Organ Recital Series "Summers with Soosie" - Anne Maria Lim

Our Organ Recital Series continues on June 11th at 7:00 pm with Anne Maria Lim, Director of Music and Organist at Center Church on the Green, New Haven. We are pleased to welcome one of our closest neighbors on the Green! Anne Maria’s recital will include music by composers Rachel Laurin, Johannes Brahms, and Charles-Marie Widor.

“Summers with Soosie” will continue on June 18th at 7:00 pm with Nathan Bayreuther, Director of Music Ministry at the First Congregational Church of Madison.

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