Preservation Committee approves $75,000 for Trinity Church restoration
Community Preservation Committee funds Trinity Church restoration with $75,000. Community Preservation Committee Chairman Ronald Lum proposed the $75,000 allocation from the Historic Account for the historic preservation project, which the committee approved 5-0, contingent on acceptance of a deed
Community Preservation Committee · Meeting of June 25, 2026
RANDOLPH — Community Preservation Committee funds Trinity Church restoration with $75,000. Community Preservation Committee Chairman Ronald Lum proposed the $75,000 allocation from the Historic Account for the historic preservation project, which the committee approved 5-0, contingent on acceptance of a deed restriction by the church and the Archdiocese, which holds the property in trust. Trinity Episcopal Church originally requested $200,000; the church received a $100,000 donation and obtained a repair bid of $155,000.
Pastor Philip Kuhn indicated the Archdiocese application review may extend into July, and the church's Vestry will vote on the deed restriction.
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Source: the Community Preservation Committee meeting of June 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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