Trinity Times - March 2025
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Come Sing with the Diocesan Choir Festival

All are welcome to come sing with the Diocesan Choir on May 18th at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (25 Westminster Rd., Rochester, NY 14607) the Diocesan Choir Festival featuring Baroque Music from the Bolivian Rainforest directed by John Sherer with organist Augustine Sobeng. Rehearsal begins at 3:00 pm and the concert is at 5:00 pm.

RSVP to John Sherer at jsherer@stpaulsec.org for more information or to RSVP and receive the music.

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We gratefully acknowledge with respect the Seneca Nation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, whose ancestral lands the Town of Greece and the City of Rochester now occupy. We encourage every member of our community to learn about the indigenous communities who make their home here today and to work for indigenous rights and justice.


Trinity Episcopal Church is committed to being an open and affirming church that welcomes LGBTQIA+ people into full participation in the life and leadership of our congregation. We recognize the unique blessings and gifts that the LGBTQIA+ community bring to the Church, and we acknowledge that our spiritual lives are more full, more vibrant, and more whole when all are included at the table, in service, and in leadership.

We recognize that LGBTQIA+ people have historically been excluded from full participation in Christian communities. This exclusion has caused demonstrative harm. Therefore, we are intentional in our invitation and welcome to this marginalized group. We seek to restore justice, learn from our past and those we have historically ostracized, and heal God’s beloved community.