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Fasting isn’t just about food. It’s also about attention: putting aside distracting habits to focus on what’s essential and true. “We fast from practices that get in the way of love,” says the Rev. Kristin Kaulbach Miles. Read more: https://ow.ly/9zkq50Vk5o3

We had the honor of hosting poet Christian Wiman as he reflected on God, the meaning of prayers, and poetry's power. Check out his book, Zero at the Bone: Fifty Entries Against Despair ????

Trinity Church is thrilled to welcome the 2025 class of the Neighborhood Council, an advisory group that helps us understand and address the needs of our Lower Manhattan neighborhood. Over the next year, these 22 individuals—nonprofit leaders, community organizers, educators, policymakers, residents, and other stakeholders—will be our guides as we care for our neighbors through?direct aid,?hands-on programming, and?targeted investments. Please join us in congratulating our 2025 Neighborhood Council! ???? https://ow.ly/g0pa50Vjulg Lorelei Atalie Vargas

I tell my kids that actions always speak louder than words. I'm proud to say that our philanthropy at Trinity Church NYC is faith in action. #trinitychurchnyc

How can young families observe Lent together? From simple spiritual practices to hands-on activities, Trinity’s Children and Families team offers some useful ideas to get you started. https://ow.ly/s3y550Vcf0W

Three times per year, our colleagues at Church Divinity School of the Pacific offer seven-week online courses through their Center for Anglican Learning and Leadership (CALL). Registration is now open for the Spring 2025 term (3/24–5/19) at a new reduced price of $150. Courses include The Prophets, The Bible & Politics, The Diaconate, and more. Any lay or ordained person can take courses through CALL. Participants do NOT need to go through CDSP’s degree program admissions process. Learn more and register at https://lnkd.in/gMKWseUQ

In celebration of Black History Month, Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Phil Jackson, reflects on the courage and conviction of those who have come before. Read more here: https://ow.ly/38nk50V7X8E

Trinity Church stands in strong support of the Faith-Based Affordable Housing Act, which would empower houses of worship to turn underutilized property into homes for those who need them most. As CBS6 Albany reports, an overwhelming majority—73% of New Yorkers—support this commonsense solution to our state’s housing crisis. The time to act is now. Let’s put our values into action and create more housing for our communities! Learn more here: https://ow.ly/ryfb50V3SXU

Faith-based affordable housing rises in Seattle! ???????? St. Luke's Episcopal Church is ahead of schedule with pre-development grant support from Trinity's Mission Real Estate Development initiative. Just last month, St. Luke's celebrated the topping off of their project. It comprises two distinct buildings: an affordable housing project and a mixed-use building, including apartments, worship space, affordable daycare, and parking. Learn more about this project and its impact on the Seattle community: https://lnkd.in/efGK2iXB Sign this petition to tell Albany to pass the Faith Based Affordable Housing Act and make more of these success stories possible in New York State! ?? https://ow.ly/CUIv50UUrhz

The campaign for the Faith-Based Affordable Housing Act is getting attention! Faith leaders across the state are coming together to say that it’s time to build a more affordable New York – one congregation at a time. Check out the news coverage from ABC10 at the link in our bio. https://ow.ly/H1ur50UZO8Y