Trinity Church

Trinity Church Wall Street is a dynamic Episcopal Parish that has been a basic piece of New York City's history for over 300 years. Today, the little gathering of Anglicans that established Trinity Church Wall Street has developed to a group of in excess of 1,200 individuals with a long history of service both locally and universally. Trinity has given away a bit of the first land allow from Queen Anne to help different places of worship and uses what stays to help its services. From the establishing of a Charity School in 1709, to help for Desmond Tutu in Apartheid-time South Africa, to a wide assortment of projects today, Trinity has developed to react to the otherworldly and material needs of a changing, interconnected world.