Holy Trinity Sloane Square

Holy Trinity Sloane Square is referred to as the 'Cathedral of the Arts & Crafts Movement', because it contains treasures by leading artists William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones, but first and foremost it is the dwelling-place of God.

The church attracts a diverse range of locals and visitors who use the building daily for prayer and worship and Holy Trinity is open all day everyday for whatever religion and none, with prayer at its heart. Trinitarian, the Newsletter for the friends and congregation keeps you up to date with church news and is available in a downloadable format.

The Trinity Foundation for Christianity and Culture run a range of educational programmes and it is possible to listen to past sermons online. A mix of English Choral and European music from the Renaissance and Baroque periods is played in the church and people are invited to attend the monthly lunch time recitals.

Weekly morning and evening prayer take place Mon-Fri 8.30am & 5.30pm and Sat 10.30am & 4.30pm. Said Eucharist with Holy Communion happens every Wed at 6.15pm and every Thur at 1.10pm. The Sunday said Eucharist occurs at 8.45am and the sung Eucharist, with Junior Church at 11am.