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A New Anglican Church on Boston’s North Shore.

Give Thanks - Parish Meeting, All Saints+Names, Book Club+Eucharist, Communal Discernment, Movie Night and more on our N...
10/23/2026

Give Thanks -
Parish Meeting, All Saints+Names, Book Club+Eucharist, Communal Discernment, Movie Night and more on our News Page, link in bio.

Continue to give thanks for the landscape [the natural beauty],
the small daily insights,
the simple relationships with neighbors,
the present as “ETERNAL”.
-the monks of Tibhirine, Algeria, set this rule for themselves after the first phase of their discernment during their time under great duress, their lives threatened…

The story continues this week on Saturday afternoon at 4pm in Downtown Beverly, MA

Character and ConnectionThe latest news on our news page - link in bio.Trust Based Parenting, All Saints, Book Club, Mov...
10/16/2026

Character and Connection
The latest news on our news page - link in bio.
Trust Based Parenting, All Saints, Book Club, Movie Night and more.

“…There are no silver bullets. But there are practices, rooted in our character and connection with Jesus, that help us create a culture of positive presence and hopeful growth and accountability at home.” -Mako Nagasawa

The quote above is from Trinity’s friend Mako Nagasawa, introducing a parenting workshop he leads, and goodness knows that first line is true — there are no simple, easy, one-size-fits-all solutions. But the same principles that make for trust-based parenting are also good for all relating, especially friendships. Mako will be with us this Saturday to share about this, and we are looking forward to it!

Some of us are parents, all of us are God’s children, and as a community we have committed to standing together to support our children in their spiritual formation.

Together, as a Community.News Highlights: Potluck Saturday! Discernment Series and more...We had a lovely time at last w...
10/09/2026

Together, as a Community.
News Highlights: Potluck Saturday! Discernment Series and more...
We had a lovely time at last week's St. Francis celebration and Blessing of the Animals in Beverly, MA. Thank you all for being there! This week we start our series on prayerful community discernment. We hope you can join us and continue to keep us in your prayers.

In the 1990s an abbey of Trappist monks in the Atlas Mountains in Algeria were caught between a rising fundamentalist Islam and a corrupt government: they had to discern together, as a community, what to do. They were forced to wrestle with deep questions, and sharply varied ideas among themselves. Their abbot reflected:

"What is the experience of God that we are called to live in the situation where we find ourselves?…"

In fact, we are still here, with the state of grace that enables us to say, “This is our place for the moment.” …we must remain faithful to our conscience, to our monastic ideal, to our environment, and to our Church. …We can say that Scripture helps us on a daily basis.

We are tied, at least for the moment and by mutual consent, to the happiness of peace for which the people surrounding us are unceasingly hoping for the entire country. …[They are] continuing to make a place for us, thus refusing to identify themselves with an Algeria that would expel foreigners or an Islam that would execute non-Muslims. It’s been two years to the day since this concern became more acute for us…
- Christian De Chergé, in Spiritual Writings

The Blessing of the Animals, Dane Street Beach, 4pm Saturday October 3 in Beverly, MA.All are welcome, bring your friend...
10/02/2026

The Blessing of the Animals, Dane Street Beach, 4pm Saturday October 3 in Beverly, MA.
All are welcome, bring your friends and families and beloved creatures.

Blessing of the Animals This Saturday, Dane Street Beach at 4pm in Beverly, MA!A celebration of St Francis, and the bles...
10/02/2026

Blessing of the Animals This Saturday, Dane Street Beach at 4pm in Beverly, MA!
A celebration of St Francis, and the blessing of our animals.
More October happenings on our news page. link in bio

CARE FOR THE EARTH AND SAINT FRANCIS
“I thought that environmental problems were the loss of biodiversity, the destruction of ecosystems and climate change.I thought that with thirty years of good scientific progress, these problems could be halted. But I was wrong. The main environmental problems are egoism, greed, and apathy, and to face them we need a spiritual and cultural transformation. And we, as scientists, do not know what to do.”—James Gustave Speth

This was the candid confession of James Gustave Speth, who served for more than a decade as the dean of Yale University’s prestigious School of the Environment. Speth was influential in shaping environmental policy both in the United States and around the world. He was head of the United Nations Environment Program…

I am convinced that our current environmental degradation has much deeper roots than is generally assumed. The ecological crisis is, in fact, symptomatic of a deeper spiritual, cultural, and ultimately relational crisis. The crisis is a reflection of the deep disharmony within us that results from the rupture of the basic relationships that weave and sustain our existence…- Catholic Theologian Joshtrom Kureethadam, from the Introduction to Ecological Sin: Rupture of Relationships

Angels in our Particular StoryJoin us this Saturday at 4pm as we celebrate Holy Michael and All Angels.Coming Soon - The...
09/25/2026

Angels in our Particular Story
Join us this Saturday at 4pm as we celebrate Holy Michael and All Angels.
Coming Soon - The Blessing of the Animals at Dane Street Beach, October Potluck, Trust-Based parenting...October Events and more on our News and Events Pages. Link in bio

"If the [guardian] angel’s job description is to keep you breathing, the results are pretty poor. People die all the time... We shrank them down until they fit in our hands as decorations, or in our pockets as lucky talismans. [But] the real role of an Angel is to announce, attend/escort and interpret. None of that is a Christmas decoration, or charm against harm. All of it, however, is participation in a particular story."
— Dr. Jason Swan Clark, The London Centre for Spiritual Direction

Walking in the Beauty of God, the latest news - link in bio.Fall Book Club, Online Streaming has returned! Ministry oppo...
09/18/2026

Walking in the Beauty of God, the latest news - link in bio.
Fall Book Club, Online Streaming has returned! Ministry opportunities at EGC, Children's Formation, Saturday Services and more

Dear friendsWhat a beautiful service last week returning to downtown Beverly and as always, a joyous time at our monthly potluck. Thank you all for being there. This week we are very grateful to share some reflections from Ellen Wolff as we continue our journey through Creation Tide!





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The Friday Night Light, Here Together...September 11 Reflections - BioLogos Article -Potluck Saturday - Saturday Service...
09/11/2026

The Friday Night Light, Here Together...
September 11 Reflections - BioLogos Article -Potluck Saturday - Saturday Services in Downtown Beverly, and More on our news page, link in bio.
Now they’re coming closer,
those I’ve known forever.
We were here together
who in this world’s great Other
have never been apart.
-Wendell Berry




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Creation Tide and What it Means to Be Humanthe latest news on our news page, link in bio- Saturday September 12 - Return...
09/05/2026

Creation Tide and What it Means to Be Human
the latest news on our news page, link in bio
- Saturday September 12 - Return to Downtown Beverly + Potluck
- The Growing Children's Ministry at Trinity

This Sunday we begin Creation Season, a growing liturgical observation around the world. It began when the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew (Eastern Orthodox) proposed in 1989 that September 1st (the first day of the Orthodox Church year) should be observed as a day “of protection of the natural environment”. In 2016, Pope Francis declared 1 September an annual World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation. This was expanded in Europe to be a season — Creation tide — going from September 1st until October 4th (the Feast of St Francis), and has been adopted in many churches around the world, including some in the Anglican Communion.

This year we will be asking what it means to be a human being: what does it mean both to be wired for eternity, with a deep spirit and soul, and at the same time, to be embodied and have our senses and our bodily functions communicate so much to us?

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We are All the Work of GodLatest news on our news page, Potlucks, Kids Ministry, Return to Saturdays in Beverly! link in...
08/29/2026

We are All the Work of God
Latest news on our news page, Potlucks, Kids Ministry, Return to Saturdays in Beverly! link in bio
Yet, O Lord, you are our Father; we are the clay, and you are our potter; we are all the work of your hands.
Isaiah 64:8
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