Sunday 16th May – Ascension Sunday

From this Sunday 16th May, and until further notice, we will be holding a physical service each Sunday at 10.30am in the church for which we need ALL attendees to pre-register online for contact/tracing purposes.
🖱️ Click here to register for the 10.30am service on Sunday 16th May

Our Sunday virtual services, and weekly Bible Studies will all continue online.
Please note: there will be NO Den@Ten or Accelerate for the next two bank holiday weekends.

Join us for our Virtual Service this Sunday (available from 9am), and come for tea or coffee via Zoom around 11.15am:
✅  Click here for our virtual service
✅  Click here for our YouTube channel
✅  Click here for Zoom tea or coffee

Ascension Day and Sunday 16th May

We will celebrate Ascension Day, Thursday 13th May, with a physical service of Holy Communion at Holy Trinity Church at 11am. There will be no online registration for this service, but for contact/tracing purposes, those who attend will be asked to complete a signup sheet at church on arrival.

From Sunday 16th May, and until further notice, we will be holding a physical service each Sunday at 10.30am in the church for which we need ALL attendees to pre-register online for contact/tracing purposes.
🖱️ Click here to register for the 10.30am service on Sunday 16th May

Sunday 9th May

Join us for our Virtual Service this Sunday (available from 9am), and come for tea or coffee via Zoom around 11.15am:
✅  Click here for our virtual service
✅  Click here for our YouTube channel
✅  Click here for Zoom tea or coffee (NEW LINK)

We have another brilliant Zoom session for kids this Sunday morning at 10am – Den@Ten – for our Sunday Groups (and siblings & friends!) with music, games, activities, a Bible story and guaranteed fun!
✅ Click here to join Den@Ten on Sunday

Living in Love and Faith

Holy Trinity will be hosting (via Zoom) a Living in Love and Faith (LLF) course, led by Reverend Canon Elaine Labourel. The Living in Love and Faith course has five sessions exploring various topics, and aims to help us to think more deeply about what it means to be human and about how to live in love and faith with one another. All around us we see changing understandings of human identity, changing patterns in relationships and families, changing sexual attitudes and activity. What does it mean for followers of Jesus to walk in love, faith and holiness today? 

During each 90 minute session,there will be an opening reflection about learning together, two sections of teaching, time for discussion, and a Bible study, ending with an invitation to reflect on our learning, bringing it to God in prayer. This course will be a great opportunity to reflect together and live more fully in the way of Christ!

We hope as many as possible will join this online course. If you are interested, please send us an email before 8th May stating whether you would prefer a daytime or evening session, and, depending on numbers, we will see what we can offer.
📨 Click here to email us if you are intersted in an online LLF course (before 8th May)

Sunday 2nd May

Join us for our Virtual Service this Sunday (available from 9am), and come for tea or coffee via Zoom around 11.15am:
✅  Click here for our virtual service
✅  Click here for our YouTube channel
✅  Click here for Zoom tea or coffee

HELP NEEDED this SUNDAY at 4pm (16h00)!
We are going to install a marquee in the church garden this Sunday afternoon and need some willing volunteers to help! Hopefully we will be able to use the marquee for an outdoor Ascension Day service on Thursday 13th May (to be confirmed). Come to church at 4pm if you can help!

REMINDER: FOOD BANK COLLECTION!
This Sunday (2nd May) from 14h30-16h30, BunCoeur Damoclès and Holy Trinity Outreach are organising a Food Bank Collection for homeless people at Holy Trinity Church. The charity especially need:
⭕ rice (white please)
⭕ tomato sauce (for pasta)
⭕ jam & boxes of sugar lumps
⭕ tea, GROUND coffee & small bottles of water
⭕ tins of kidney beans, tuna & sardines
Thank you in advance for any donations you can bring to church this Sunday 2nd May!

Sunday 25th April

“I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me — just as the Father knows me and I know the Father — and I lay down my life for the sheep.” John 10: 14-15

Join us for our Virtual Service this Sunday (available from 9am), and come for tea or coffee via Zoom around 11.15am:
✅  Click here for our virtual service
✅  Click here for our YouTube channel
✅  Click here for Zoom tea or coffee

Sunday 18th April

Join us for our Virtual Service this Sunday (available from 9am):

✅  Click here for our virtual service
✅  Click here for our YouTube channel

Please note there will be NO tea and coffee this week due to our Zoom AGM starting after the service (details below).

We have another brilliant Zoom session for kids this Sunday morning at 10am – Den@Ten – for our Sunday Groups (and siblings & friends!) with music, games, activities, a Bible story and guaranteed fun!
✅ Click here to join Den@Ten on Sunday

How to donate to Holy Trinity Church

As a Church family we take responsibility together for our building and grounds costs, staff salaries, and running expenses. 

We are also committed to the principle of tithing, contributing 10% of our income to charities all over the world. We also want our mission to be properly funded. We don’t receive any funding from the Church of England or any state.

If you consider yourself a member of Holy Trinity Church, we would love to invite you to give regularly. We try to make giving as easy as possible to suit everyone’s personal situation.

Our preference for regular donations is by monthly bank transfer (virement) which you can easily set up by contacting us at office@htcml.com.

Alternatively, you can send a cheque to “Holy Trinity Church”, c/o Planned Giving Officer, 15 avenue Carnot, 78600 Maisons-Laffitte, or set up a one off or monthly credit/debit card payment via the HelloAsso website.

Thank you in advance for any support you can give us!

Trinity Times Easter 2021 Online!

We are delighted to present this year’s Easter 2021 Trinity Times edition online. A huge thank you to all the Trinity Times team and contributors for all of your hard work in putting this wonderful church magazine together!

Click here to view the Trinity Times Easter 2021 edition

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

Join in a service of prayer, remembrance and hope at 7pm (French time) Saturday 10th April, as the Archbishop of Canterbury leads an online service from the chapel at Lambeth Palace. Service link along with the order of service at cofe.io/ServiceOfRemembrance.

An Online Book of Condolence is now available on the Royal website for those who wish to send a personal message of condolence: https://bit.ly/3rZF8tT

Visit http://royal.uk for updates from Buckingham Palace and information about The Duke of Edinburgh’s life and work.

The Royal Family ask that members of the public consider making a donation to a charity instead of leaving floral tributes in memory of The Duke.