Church Overview

Trinity Church, in its new location, was built originally in 1905 under the guidance of local architect W. E. Gauld. It is a Grade B listed building of three storeys in the classical, granite style with capacity to seat 1,000 worshippers. It has a substantial organ and there are also stained glass windows. It has a range of rooms for different purposes, two large halls, one of which comprises a stage and auditorium. It contains a flat in need of renovation and there is also a lift to all three floors.

Services

Sunday 11am and 5pm at The Northern Hotel, Great Northern Road – during the refurbishment

Opening Arrangements

By arrangement

Disclaimer

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