An affirming, historic Episcopal Church in the heart of Boston. You are welcome here.

We do ask that all who visit help preserve the sanctity of the church; in keeping with this, we request that men please remove hats, and that food and drink are not consumed in the church.

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 …

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 …

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 …

Directions and Parking Trinity Church is located at 206 Clarendon St. on the east end of Copley Square in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. While there is parking available in the area, we do encourage use of …

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. Our service is also livestreamed to …

Annual performances of Handel’s Messiah and Candlelight Carols are beloved Boston traditions, and concerts in recent years seek to spotlight modern and diverse composers and arrangements.

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 …

A beloved Boston tradition since 1909, Candlelight Carols celebrate the birth of Christ through Scripture readings, sing-along carols, and anthems offered by the Trinity Church Choir and local Boston …