Holy Trinity Church has been a place of worship and witness for nearly 13 centuries.
The foundation date is circa 717 AD and from that time has been the focus of Christian faith for the people who have lived in these parts, and it continues in this same ministry today.
We are a community of disciples of Christ sharing together in worship, encouraging each other in prayer, deepening our knowledge of God’s love for us in our day to day lives and equipping ourselves for the mission and witness to which we have been called.
Holy Trinity Church itself is a very beautiful and prayed in ancient church and is a living centre of Christian worship and teaching, pastoral care and spiritual guidance, life and mission, in our part of Bristol.
The church is always open for our daily worship services and for private prayer and quiet reflection.
We hope that this website will give you an insight into the variety of activities that make up our fellowship in Christ Jesus.
Fr. André Hart, Vicar of Westbury on Trym
News
Church Ramble on Mendip Hills Saturday 24th July, 5-6 miles of moderate walking with picnic. If you wish to join the ramble please contact June Hall via the parish office for further details.
On Saturday 24th July at 6pm there will be a Joint Evening Prayer with Methodist Church followed by drinks party on the Parish Office patio.
The Choir and Sunday Club are now on their summer break. Members of the Choral Group are being asked to sing on Sundays throughout the Summer until 5th September to help support the worship at the 10am service.
As usual during the summer holidays there will be Storytime from 25th July to 29th August during the 10am Sunday morning Eucharist. All children are invited and parents are asked to stay with their children. Sunday Club restarts 5th September.