We are delighted to announce that Holy Trinity Church will be participating in Heritage Open Days with an exciting programme of activities suitable for all ages.
Every day family visitors can enjoy one of several activity trails which lead them around the church finding objects and artefacts and of course, our famous mice.
Church tours – Thursday 11.00am, Friday and Saturday and Sunday 1.00pm (not including tower) can be booked in advance through holytrinityhull.com click HERE
Julia Allum, our artist in residence will be holding an exhibition click HERE for details
The Old Town Through the Ages Event will take place on Saturday 12th September. A huge range of medieval stalls, demonstrations of heritage stonemasonry,
Churches of the East Riding welcomed their new Bishop on Monday 6th July at 7.30pm at Holy Trinity, Hull. To see a video of the service click on the image of Bishop Alison
The Revd Canon Alison White was priest-in-charge of Riding Mill in the Diocese of Newcastle and Diocesan Adviser for Spirituality and Spiritual Direction. As Bishop of Hull, Alison will also have diocesan-wide responsibilities both as Ambassador for Prayer, Spiritual & Numerical Growth and Ambassador for Urban Life & Faith.
NOW RESCHEDULED FOR MONDAY AUGUST 10TH
An Aston Martin, an E-Type Jaguar, and a Daimler will be among the spectacular vehicles on show outside Holy Trinity Church for its annual car show.
The eye-catching event in Trinity Square on Monday, August 10th at 7pm, will bring together classic motors and super cars of all types and descriptions.
Organised by the church's men's group, it will also include informative talks from the vehicle owners, opportunities to get behind the wheel for photos and refreshments.
Holy Trinity is delighted and very proud to host one of the highlights of the 2015 Freedom Festival.
England’s largest parish church will provide a unique setting for Tubular Bells For Two, a ground-breaking reworking by just two musicians of Mike Oldfield's multi-layered, 20-instrument masterpiece.
Australian musicians Daniel Holdsworth and Aidan Roberts will perform Oldfield's seminal album - originally recorded in 1973 and the first release on Richard Branson’s Virgin record label - faithfully recreating the masterpiece in real time as they leap around the stage using more than 20 instruments.
The Vicar of historic Holy Trinity Church has thanked planning committee members for backing the transformation of Hull’s most amazing place.
Hull City Council’s Planning Committee today granted full consent, with relatively minor conditions, for external changes to the Grade 1 listed building in the heart of Hull’s Old Town.
The changes are part of a £4.5m transformation of the magnificent building and its grounds to enable Holy Trinity, England’s largest parish church and one of Hull’s oldest surviving buildings, to replace outdated and inadequate facilities, become much more accessible to the community and host a wider range of cultural and social events.
It is with tremendous pride that we warmly invite you to join alumni, staff, students, civic dignitaries and friends of the University for the 2015 Founder’s Day Celebration, returning to Holy Trinity Church for the first time in a generation on 23rd April.
The Founder’s Day Celebration is a central part of the University calendar. It is the occasion when we recall and celebrate Thomas Ferens and his act of philanthropy which led to the founding of the University of Hull.
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Recently John Lawson travelled with a group from Holy Trinity Church in Hull to Ypres in Belgium. And he writes:-
We visited several World War One cemeteries and memorials to remember people from Hull and the local area who gave their lives in that war.
A number of men had been specifically identified to be remembered on this visit by laying small crosses at their graves. At the Reservoir Cemetery in Ypres, after a short service, several of us were asked to locate the graves of an individual and place a small wooden poppy cross there to mark our remembrance of them.
Drinkers are being urged to “Raise a Glass” to the transformation of Holy Trinity as the church hosts the Hull Real Ale and Cider Festival.
The magnificent 700-year-old church in the heart of Hull’s Old Town is the venue for the annual beer festival on April 16-18 when real ale fans will be encouraged to donate the price of a drink to a £4.5m regeneration fund.
Drinkers will purchase tokens worth £1.50 each to spend on their choice from a vast array of cask ales, ciders and bottled beers. This year they will be urged to donate just one of the tokens to the fund-raising campaign to create an amazing and sustainable future for Holy Trinity, England’s largest parish church and Hull’s finest Grade 1 listed building.
In only a few weeks since the Giving in Grace stewardship campaign was launched, over £5.5k a year has been raised through standing orders...
This significant sum means that, when Gift Aid is added, the campaign is already over a quarter of the way to meeting the ambitious but realistic target of £20k a year from standing orders.
