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| | Holy Trinity Church | (Visit Website)
| Since the Holy Trinity church was opened in 1848, it has been the focal point of worship in the parish. During this period the world has seen much political unrest and social and economic change, including two world wars. The church has provided parishioners with a centre of fellowship and spiritual refuge.
The church was opened in 1848 as a daughter church in the parish of Rotherfield Greys, but Holy Trinity became a parish in its own right in 1849. The parish at that time has a population estimated at 1,000; today it is more than 7,500 comprising the larger part of Henley-on-Thames.
The church building was enlarged in 1891 to cater for the growing population on Henley. The enlargement retained its decoration of flint and stone to match the original design of Benjamin Ferrey.
The interior was re-ordered in 1987 to leave the present flexible arrangement, much enjoyed by congregation and community alike. |
Related Pages:
| | The Vicar's Letter | | A Warm Welcome | | What is happening in Trinity Churchyard? |
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