Our Church Today

Holy Trinity retains much of the historical beauty today that it enjoyed back in 1930. One significant change is that the High Altar has now been moved so the priest can face the congregation and be closer to the people.

About Holy Trinity Hampton

Holy Trinity Anglican Church Hampton

Located at 10 Thomas Street, Hampton, Holy Trinity Anglican Church welcomes anyone who wants to visit and join in Services, Meditation and social events.

History

In the early days of Hampton, Members of the Church of England, as the Anglican Church was known then, went to All Souls', Sandringham. After Holy Trinity Hampton came into being, a timber church was used until the present brick church was completed in 1928. At that time Thomas St was only partly sealed and had bluestone gutters.

The inside of Holy Trinity Hampton in the 1920's or 30's

Holy Trinity Church in 1928 with interior almost finished. No stained glass windows were in place yet.

During the 1930s there were over 300 children forming the Sunday School. The church housed many groups such as the Mothers Union, Young Wives Group, Church of England Boys Society, Girls Friendly Society, Cricket Teams, Tennis Club and Robed Choir.