God Bless You on Your Trip to Northern Ireland, James and Stevie!

Ten teens and five adults from the Episcopal Diocese of Albany are currently (June 26 – July 9, 2017) participating in the 7th Albany Northern Ireland Teen Mission.
“Summer Madness is Ireland's largest Christian festival aimed at encouraging youth to reflect on issues that confront them in their social and spiritual development via seminars, music and worship. Teens will have the opportunity to deepen their faith and build solid Christian relationships, while worshipping under a circus tent.” Two of Trinity’s parishioners/acolytes, Stevie Roy and James Golden, are among the travelers. Please pray for them as they take part in this mission.

Free Community Cookout - June 16, 2017

Thank you to all who helped at our Free Community Cookout on Friday, June 16th and to all who braved raindrops and overcast skies to attend. It's always a joy to spend time with our Trinity neighbors, friends and family.
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Military Banner Honors Trinity's First Rector

This banner, displayed in Lansingburgh, honors the Reverend David Butler, who served as Trinity's first rector from 1804 until 1814. He served in the Continental Army during the American Revolution. The banner is sponsored by the Van Rensselaer Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution who meet in Trinity's parish hall.

Pentecost Celebration

On the day before Pentecost, Father Desmond and Jean invited members of Trinity parish to a special breakfast in the rectory. Prior to the breakfast, we celebrated with a brief joyous (and red) outdoor service.