Worshippers of Trinity St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Huguenot street have been flocking to this church since 1863. Churchgoers at Trinity come from diverse racial, national, cultural, economic and religious backgrounds.
On Sundays there is Eucharist and Rite II at 8am. Church school and adult study follow at 9:15am and Eucharist and Rite II with nursery takes place at 10:30am.
On Wednesdays at noon there is Eucharist and Healing Liturgy. At 7pm on Wednesdays there is an adult study group.
The Trinity Cooperative Nursery School is located on the corner inside the Trinity Church across from the Metro railroad.
The Cooperative Nursery is a non-profit, non-sectarian, cooperative school for children ages 2-5. The school is supported by parents, teachers, students working together and participating in every aspect of the school.
This model brings the children and parents closer together and creates a dynamic and enriching learning experience.
The school has been serving New Rochelle and surrounding areas for over 50 years.
St. John's Episcopal Church is a Westchester County Historical Landmark (it was constructed in 1859).
This charming church is located in the north end of New Rochelle at the intersection of Wilmot Road, Mill Road and North Avenue.
Since 1994, the church has been headed since by The Rev. Dr. Rayner W. Hesse, Jr., also known as "Rusty." Sermons are on Sunday from 9:30am - 11am. Services prominently feature music and hymns.