NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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Ese ate the volunteers have helped et St. Paul’s have responded with
stirring expressions of grationde We are cocennitted to continuing xa nistries
regmie workers as well as to the wider public. |
After Zaster, St, Paul's vol teers will he encauraged to work at other nearby |
Ae a anions ax Chusch-spanacred programs in the area, he said, St
Paul's itself will donate any remaining food and supplies to other continting
Trinity said chat doring the enticipated closure of St. Paul's for the environmental
clean-up, ite ata and Veatry will closely review the spiritual and
needa in order to resume a public ministry that will be best structured to meet
them.
ther Howard eaid: “We have yet to work out precise detafls of our post-
Becuuber 11 rainietry to the public, tat it will include worship, civic and
te
The Episcopal Bishop of New York, the Right Rev. Mark Sisik, ead: |
ewe are proud of the role St, Panl’s han played in the life of the city and nation
gince September 11, and are deeply grateful to the volunteers from every walk of
thie city, the nation, and all those wha come here for solace and Inspiration.
St. Paul's Cha: . located at Broadway end Fulton Street, was built in 1766 and
stioaaaat tt Hosea of Colonial and Revolutionary figures, including George
Washington. It is one be a Se ee Cais raeaihrierg ey aa
Manhatten’s aldest Splecopal Church, lte.zaother church, Trinity, established in
1697, is located further eouth on lower Broadway at the head of Wall Street.
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Por further information call: |
Pored ef Trinity Church in the City of New York
(412) 602-0708. oe
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