• Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson MBE (July 2026)

The latest in worship and church life:

Notices for 18th October

Sunday 18 October 10:30am Morning Worship led by Dr Graham Luscombe

Sunday 25 October 10:30am Morning Worship
led by Rev. Georgina Bondzi-Simpson

Trinity Triangle October 2026

CiA News October 2026

Welcome to the website of Trinity Church, Abingdon.

Trinity is a Local Ecumenical Partnership (LEP) being both URC and Methodist, and has adopted features of both. Fellowship is open and accepting. Trinity shares a minister with All Saints Methodist Church in North Abingdon. Our minister is Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson. We also share a URC minister, with other LEPs in Oxfordshire, in Revd Wayne Hawkins.

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What happens at church services at Trinity.

What Trinity has on offer for children.

Latest News:

  • Black History Month

    The Wantage and Abingdon Circuit marked Black History Month with a celebration at Trinity Church, Abingdon, bringing together talks, storytelling, music, and conversation. About 80 visitors attended from across the circuit and beyond. The programme opened with an address by Mr Bevan Powell MBE, who explored both the origins and the continuing significance of Black…

  • Morning Worship led by Philip Nalpanis of A Rocha

    Morning Worship on Sunday 4 October 2026 was led by Philip Nalpanis of A Rocha UK, the Christian environmental charity that supports churches in caring for God’s creation. As an Eco Church, Trinity is already recognised with a Bronze Award for its commitment to the environment, and we are now actively working towards a Silver…

  • Mercy Ships our Charity of the Year

    We were delighted to welcome Rachel, a paediatric surgeon and volunteer with Mercy Ships, to Trinity today. Rachel came to tell us more about the work of Mercy Ships, which is our Charity of the Year. Their hospital ships provide safe, free surgery to people in parts of Africa who would otherwise have little or…

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