A poignant new play about how the First World War impacted the lives of Hull women is coming to Holy Trinity next month.
Based on factual events, this new drama which includes music and poetry, looks at the war on the Home Front through the eyes of five fictional characters, who work at Madame Clapham’s in Kingston Square (now The Kingston Theatre Hotel). It will be performed in the amazing surroundings of Holy Trinity by local dramatic group, Theatre On The Edge
Holy Trinity is supporting an appeal to help bring relief to thousands of people caught up in the Ebola crisis in our twin city of Freetown, in Sierra Leone.
Hull’s Ebola Crisis Appeal is raising money to provide buckets with taps, chlorine tablets, soap and bleach which will be distributed around the city to help in the fight against the deadly disease.
Thousands of people flocked to Trinity Square for a weekend of great music at the Hull Trinity Festival.
It was a magical night at the Almighty Fundraiser in Holy Trinity on Friday as some of Hull's best acoustic acts made a heavenly sound and generated much needed funds for the church.
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Holy Trinity Church today marked a new chapter in its remarkable 700-year history with the launch of our new brand and website.
The new brand, logo and Internet portal promote Holy Trinity, England’s largest parish church, as ‘an amazing place’ with an extraordinary heritage, stunning architecture and spiritual depth, and reflect how it is now being used in many surprising and exciting.
The historical and cultural delights of Holy Trinity were on show to the public as part of the Heritage Open Days.
There was a packed programme of activities including opportunities to climb our famous tower for stunning views of Hull, art exhibitions and themed hunts and eye-spy activities for children.
Great freedom figures from history and their legacy were celebrated at a special fringe event organised by Holy Trinity for The Freedom Festival.
A wonderful atmosphere was created at The Kingston Pub last Sunday as musicians performed, extracts from famous speeches were read and a talk was given about what freedom means to Christians.
