During 2020, Holy Trinity launched two new ministries within which we work to deepen our connection to God, to our community, and to each other. All are welcome at any time to participate.
Soul Responsibility is a prayer and discussion group that seeks healing within a Gospel community. Meetings are typically held every other Sunday evening. Led by Nathan Lawson and Kelli Emerson, the group dives deep into the realities and challenges of living a truly Christian life, with Jesus as our example and God’s will guiding our hearts. To discuss how we can carry out God’s command to respect and love all our neighbors, we have centered discussions around popular texts and film, such as Eric Mason’s book “The Woke Church” and Raoul Peck’s four-part docuseries “Exterminate All the Brutes.”
Uptown Angels is a grass-roots community service group that provides food and basic necessities to our Upper Manhattan neighbors in need. Founded by Samantha Mairson, the group meets monthly to plan and assemble care kits, which are then distributed by parishioners throughout the month. Donations of packaged food, personal hygiene products, and plastic sealable bags are welcome. A website is forthcoming.
To participate or learn more, please email info@holytrinityinwood.org. This email is checked and used daily by Holy Trinity’s wardens and the parish administrator.