Albert Place, Stirling FK8 2RG
Tel: 01786 359821
Quick links
- Easter at Holy Trinity
- Covid-19 update
- Worship resources
(pew sheet and audio files) - Church News
- Church Magazine
- From the Rector
Christian Aid Week (10-16 May)
To support Christian Aid week, simply follow this link to our E-envelope:
https://envelope.christianaid.org.uk/envelope/david-brown-0?channel=status
For information about Christian Aid Week, see https://www.christianaid.org.uk/appeals/key-appeals/christian-aid-week
Easter at Holy Trinity
we are open for public worship
We are now open again for public in-person worship.
There are still online worship resources available during Eastertide and you are invited to join in with our worshipping community in celebrating Easter in new and different ways.
We are very much looking forward to connecting in worship and prayer at this time.
Covid-19 updates
we are open for public worship
You can find online resources here
For updates, prayer resources and streamed worship, please check in regularly on this website and our Facebook page.
You can also reach us on contact@holytrinitystirling.org or 01786 359821.
Further guidelines can be found here:
For our latest news go to our News page or our Facebook page
For Hall Bookings contact Sarah Shaw 07970 466551
Welcome
At Holy Trinity, we offer a warm welcome to visitors, new residents and old friends. Irrespective of whether you’re an Episcopalian or Anglican, adhere to another Christian denomination or haven’t been to church before, we'll be pleased to see you.
We’re part of the Scottish Episcopal Church, which is an independent member of the world-wide Anglican Communion.
We’re Scottish because we trace our history back to the earliest known Christian communities in Scotland.
We're Episcopal because we maintain a form of church order of bishops, priests and deacons.
Holy Trinity belongs to the Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld & Dunblane, one of seven dioceses covering the whole of Scotland.
The Scottish Episcopal Church is present in communities right across Scotland. Its members engage in roles of active Christian leadership on peace, justice and human rights issues as well as having pastoral and educational roles.
The Church works closely with other Christian denominations and faith communities in Scotland. At Holy Trinity, we hope and pray that we'll continue to grow as an integral part of Scotland's newest city in this new millennium.
Please browse through our site to find out about our news, youth ministry, activities, music and history – and do come back often. New features and updated information are constantly being added.
If you're new to the Scottish Episcopal Church, or even to Christianity itself, we suggest you go straight to our Getting started section.
We hope you'll come to see us too!
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