Trinity Sunday this year was particularly special as it marked the retirement of Philip Overman after 7 years as Churchwarden, and after many more as Treasurer. Philip's contribution to the life and well-being of our church over a long period of time has been significant and he will be greatly missed.

The occasion was marked during the 9.30 service by a presentation to him of a framed and inscribe...

With the news that our new priest will be joining us in just a few weeks, work has started on clearing up the rectory garden, which had become badly overgrown over the past two years. At the request of our Archdeacon and the Diocese, we are concentrating on tackling the thick brambles and overgrowth along the fences which in places is several metres thick and over 4 metres high. We have managed to...

The July 2019 letter, written by Fr Chris Giles, for  our monthly parish magazine, Trinitas, follows:

Dear Friends

The gesture of welcome is probably the most important act we can offer to another person, this is so relevant whether it is to friends, work colleagues or strangers. When we receive a warm welcome it enables us to feel as though we belong even if we initially feel out of place. In our...

Peter Holmes of BBC Radio Essex interviewed Holy Trinity's John Banfield recently.  To hear the conversation which focuses on the splendid East Window, please listen to the recording via this link.

Alternatively, browse our website further and you will find the recording under the 'History' tab.  Thank you to John for putting Holy Trinity on the map of BBC Radio Essex listeners.