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Trinity Church in the City of Boston is a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts. In continuous existence since its founding in 1733, Trinity Church is the third oldest Episcopal parish in Boston, after King’s Chapel (1686) and Christ Church (1722).

Trinity Church in the City of Boston is designated as “one of the ten most important buildings in America” by the American Institute of Architects. Many visitors from both near and far tour this National Historic Landmark building each year. Come see why!

In every worship service that is offered at Trinity Church, we invite you in to grow in your own faith through the music and liturgy offered. If it is your first time or five thousandth time in the church, we invite you to come and encounter the divine in our weekly offerings.

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If you are new to Trinity, we would love to get to know you better. Please fill out our welcome form here. You can view our archive of recorded sermons and services here. We ask for your patience with our livestream. As we have experienced, occasionally factors beyond our control have their way with our best-laid plans.

The annual concert series at Trinity Church is eagerly anticipated by members of Boston’s vibrant community of music lovers. The variety of events offered by singers and instrumentalists in H.H. Richardson’s architectural masterpiece at Copley Square draw audiences from …

Trinity Church in the City of Boston was founded in 1733, and has made its home in Copley Square since 1877. The parish, part of The Episcopal Church, continues to thrive as a community engaged in worship, music, education, and community-service activities seven days a week.

Welcome to Trinity Church in the City of Boston! Whether you’ve come to Trinity seeking a home for your faith, or to tour our historic building, or to enjoy a concert – whatever brings you to Trinity, we are blessed by your presence!

From our two pipe organs to our intergenerational choirs, the presence of music is a key element of worship and is an opportunity to extend God’s love beyond the walls of Trinity Church. Trinity’s music program also seeks to look toward the future while honoring the past.