Church of England Parish Church and historic building.
Welcoming congregation and fine musical/choral tradition. Choral Eucharist each Sunday morning at 9.30 except on 2nd Sunday in the month when we have an evening service (5pm) of Choral Eucharist.
Weekly Service Pattern
- SUNDAY: 9.30am – Choral Eucharist – a sung service of Holy Communion
- Occasional Services at 5pm - Evensong for Festivals
- Weekday services: Thursday morning (10am) spoken service of Holy Communion according to the Book of Common Prayer
Refreshments after morning services
Everyone is very welcome to stay for tea/coffee and home-made cakes, served in the Church Hall
History
Holy Trinity, Ventnor, is a Grade II* listed historic building. The church was erected at the expense of three sisters: Agnes Percy, Ellen Thompson and Louisa Julia Percy. The foundation stone was laid on April 12th, 1860; and the consecration took place on August 2nd 1862.
The architect was Charles Edward Giles of Taunton and London. Giles was predominantly a church architect. The tower of Holy Trinity Church has similarities with his All Saints, Kingweston, Somerset, of 1852-5.
