All Singers are from various Indian Churches and directed by Fr. Jacob David (Trinity Episcopal in Rocky Hill).
An evening of spiritual songs from India!
June 14th at 4:00pm
Trinity Church 33 Mercer St., Princeton, New Jersey
For more information:
Mobile (752) 425-8002 or Email: revjdavideyahoo.com
We are thrilled to invite you to our event : “Music Program: Wine and Cheese” as we launch God of Grace and Glory—a bold and prayerful comprehensive campaign for the future of our beloved church.
YOU are invited!
Please RSVP and join us: RSVP here:
Music Program Wine and Cheese
Wednesday, June 11 from 5-7 pm at The Nassau Club
This special event is for those who sing in the choir or who are passionate about supporting Trinity’s beloved music program. Hosted with the support of Music Director Meg Harper, the evening will celebrate the role of music in our worship and community life – and explore how the campaign will help sustain it well into the future.
We have several exciting events for our comprehensive campaign coming up this summer. Please RSVP and join us for these engagements! RSVP here:
All Parish Pizza and Beverages on the Lawn
Sunday, June 8 from 5-7 pm at Trinity Church
Join fellow parishioners for an evening of fellowship, refreshments, and conversation as we share the vision and priorities of the campaign. This general campaign gathering is open to all members of the parish and will offer a welcoming space to learn more, ask questions, and get involved.
Music Program Wine and Cheese
Wednesday, June 11 from 5-7 pm at The Nassau Club
This special event is for those who sing in the choir or who are passionate about supporting Trinity’s beloved music program. Hosted with the support of Music Director Meg Harper, the evening will celebrate the role of music in our worship and community life – and explore how the campaign will help sustain it well into the future.
Family Back-to-School Celebration
September (details to come)
Parents and children are invited to come together for a fun and casual gathering focused on Trinity’s family ministries. As we head into a new program year, we’ll celebrate the importance of faith formation for all ages and share how the campaign will strengthen this ministry in the years ahead.
Dear friends,
A reminder that his Sunday we will be fully transitioned to our summer service schedule. Please bear these changes in mind as you plan your worship attendance:
This Sunday, May 25, we will transition to the summer service schedule for Sundays: Holy Eucharist Rite I at 8 AM, and Holy Eucharist Rite II at 10 AM.
Evening Prayer has ended for the summer, and will resume at the start of fall classes at Princeton Seminary.
Morning Prayer is now taking place at 7:45 AM Monday-Friday on Zoom only. There will be no in-person Morning Prayer in the Michael Chapel until classes start in the fall. The link to the Zoom may be found on the parish website.
There will be no midweek services of the Holy Eucharist (Tuesday noon or Wednesday 5:30) after this Sunday, May 25. Midweek services will resume in the fall.
We pray that God’s love, grace, and peace will be with you this summer - and always.
As our former Director of Communications Char Mansfield transitions to their next chapter of life in Chicago, we warmly welcome Emilio as our new Director of Communications.
Emilio E. Feijóo is a fourth year graduate student in the Comparative Literature department. He was born in Baymo, Cuba and came to the USA when he was two years old.
He received a dual Bachelor’s from Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU), a Master’s in Ideology and Discourse Analysis from the University of Essex and a Master’s from the University of Cambridge with a focus on public intellectuals.
His research interests include poetics, rhetorical theory, French and German 19th and 20th century philosophy, and Caribbean literatures. Before pursuing his doctoral studies, he worked at a small personal injury law firm in Naples, FL as a marketing and operations executive. For the last decade, his undergraduate and graduate studies have revolved around one question: how does a theory of poetry translate into a theory of politics?
Please give Emilio a warm Trinity greeting as you see him around.
Road Trip! On the Go with God: Vacation Bible School 2025!
Dates: June 23-27, 2025, 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Road Trip! VBS is based on Joshua 1:9, "The Lord your God is with you wherever you go." This verse reminds us that God's presence is always near, no matter where the journey of life takes us. Road Trip! invites us on an exciting journey as we discover new places, new friends, and ways that we can discover God's goodness and presence everywhere.
Road Trip! is set out on the open road in an imagination-powered vehicle which will take Travelers on amazing adventures to exciting destinations. During each session, Travelers will learn that God is with them in whatever situation they face. With the help of great stories from the Navigators' Guide (the Bible), Travelers will explore timeless Bible stories that show how people from the Old and New Testaments journeyed with God through many locations and situations and found strength in God's presence wherever they went.
Road Trip! VBS stations include Bible Stories, Music, Crafts, Recreational Games, and Science. Snack will be provided.
Registration is open to children in grades prek-6. To register, please complete this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf9e1Cpd3DLkBjbNcHnRb0LUnJRNl3qHKcKdKcj4vDqVUBa5A/viewform?usp=sf_link
We need many volunteers to make this happen! We will need volunteers to sign up as both Station Leaders and Group Leaders. Teens are welcome and encouraged to volunteer as Group Leaders. To volunteer, please use this form:
If you have any questions, please email Annie Bryson (brysona@trinityprinceton.org).
Sunday, May 18, 2025, 3:00-4:30 pm
You are invited to join us for a delicious traditional English Tea at Trinity Church. Return to an elegant era and have a ‘cuppa’ delicious tea especially blended for this occasion, plus homemade scones with clotted cream and jam, savories, and sweets, all served by formally garbed waitstaff and surrounded by lovely floral arrangements.
Best of all, you will be helping our magnificent choir continue to make beautiful music, not only here in Trinity Church but on an invited tour to sing at English cathedrals in 2026! Our choirs will sing for a week at Ely Cathedral and will be the Choir in Residence for an entire week at Westminster Abbey - an amazing opportunity for an outstanding choir!
This special event is priced at $45 per person for a regular ticket, or $85 for the Champagne Experience, which includes champagne and cocktails/mocktails, and a take home gift bag.
Seating is limited, so reserve your tickets now by contacting Terri Brown at terribrown4@gmail.com or 609-915-3800. Or, tickets can be purchased in person on Sunday, May 11 between the 8am and 10:30 services outside Pierce Hall, and in the narthex after the 10:30 services.
In recent years, Trinity has held an ongoing dialogue about incarceration and the modern prison-industrial complex. We’ve read about and heard from people familiar with the struggles of life behind bars. Now it’s time to consider this: How do those who have spent years in prison adjust to life outside?
Join us for the forum hour on April 27 to hear how one nonprofit, the Workwell Partnership, is addressing this issue. A Trinity outreach partner, WorkWell provides job- and life-skills training to returning citizens. Hear what one man has to say about how WorkWell changed his life—and from some of the people who have helped lead the program: Executive Director Jeannette Rizk and board members Connie Leyden and Tom Gates.
I’m headed on the straight and narrow. Treat people the way you want to be treated—you never know when you are going to run into an angel. And they do walk the face of the earth.
—WorkWell graduate Murray
WorkWell sessions are like therapy—they sprinkled stardust on me. I found courage to be a better man, not just for myself but for the community.
—WorkWell graduate Larry