Book of Common Prayer Service

Every Sunday at for 35 mins
Sunningdale: Holy Trinity
Church Road Sunningdale Berkshire, SL5 0NJ, United Kingdom

This service will be held every week except first Sundays (see Contemporary service). It begins our day of worship and is held in the choir stalls at Holy Trinity. Using the 1662 prayer book communion service first written by Thomas Cranmer in 1548, this quiet service lasts between 30 and 35 minutes. A short homily of 5 minutes explores the scriptures used for the day. We have printed a new service booklet that allows those unfamiliar with this pattern of service to easily follow and take part. All are welcome to experience worship that has been held in this way (with only minor revision in 1662!!) for well over 450 years.

Sunningdale: Holy Trinity

At Holy Trinity we are a lively, diverse community of ages, background and faith experience and as a church we seek to provide a variety of services and events to cater for the needs of everyone. We are gradually finding our way back to being able to meet and share worship more fully after all the restrictions.  

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The Church Office

Church Road
Sunningdale
Berkshire

SL5 0NJ
Amanda Carter, Church Administrator
01344 621886
Revd. Jon Hutchinson, Vicar
01344 620061

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Book of Common Prayer Service

Every Sunday at for 35 mins
Sunningdale: Holy Trinity
Church Road Sunningdale Berkshire, SL5 0NJ, United Kingdom

This service will be held every week except first Sundays (see Contemporary service). It begins our day of worship and is held in the choir stalls at Holy Trinity. Using the 1662 prayer book communion service first written by Thomas Cranmer in 1548, this quiet service lasts between 30 and 35 minutes. A short homily of 5 minutes explores the scriptures used for the day. We have printed a new service booklet that allows those unfamiliar with this pattern of service to easily follow and take part. All are welcome to experience worship that has been held in this way (with only minor revision in 1662!!) for well over 450 years.

Safeguarding

Holy Trinity is committed to:
The care, nurture of and respectful pastoral ministry with all children and all adults
The safeguarding and protection of all children, young people and adults when they are vulnerable
The establishing of safe, caring communities which provide a loving environment where there is a culture of ‘informed vigilance’ as to the dangers of abuse
All of our children’s and pastoral team volunteers are recruited according to ‘safer recruitment’ guidelines and have been DBS checked and receive regular training. We abide by the Parish Safeguarding handbook and Good Practice guide when taking on any volunteers.

If you are concerned about anything either in relation to yourself or someone else, please speak to someone as soon as possible.

Main Safeguarding Contacts:

Becky Meadows (Parish Safeguarding Officer) [email protected] (07780 663195)

Rev. Jon Hutchinson (Vicar of Holy Trinity) [email protected] (07903 434504)

Louise Whitehead, Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser, [email protected]

If urgent action needed, i.e. a child, young person or vulnerable adult is at immediate risk of significant or serious harm, call 999

Link to Diocese of Oxford Safeguarding Team contact details: Safeguarding - Diocese of Oxford (anglican.org)


If you have a concern about a Church Officer at Holy Trinity, i.e. a member of clergy or church warden etc, and you are not sure who to share it with, please either contact the Parish Safeguarding Officer, Becky Meadows for advice, or you can report it directly to the Safeguarding team at the Diocese of Oxford, using the details above.

We have strict procedures in place to ensure that your concerns are taken seriously and addressed appropriately, so please do not be afraid to raise any issues.