• Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson MBE

The latest in worship and church life:

Notices for 17 May.

Sunday 17 May 10:30am Morning Worship led by Rev. Wayne Hawkins

Sunday 24 May, members of Trinity and All Saints will come together for a joint morning service at All Saints.

Sunday 24 May 6:30 pm Reflective Evening Service at Trinity

Trinity Triangle May 2026

CiA News May 2026

Welcome to the website of Trinity Church, Abingdon.

Trinity is both URC and Methodist, and has adopted features of both. Fellowship is open and accepting. Trinity shares a ministerial team with All Saints Church in North Abingdon. Our ministerial team are Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson and Deacon Selina Nesbitt.

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Latest News:

  • Low Sunday

    We have just come through Easter, and the preacher, Lois Greenhalgh, told us that this Sunday, the one after Easter, is traditionally known as “Low Sunday” – a quieter week that follows the great celebration of Easter Day. The preacher reflected on the story of Thomas. The other disciples had seen the risen Lord, but…

  • Mothering Sunday Flowers
    Mothering Sunday

    At Trinity Church, baskets of flowers had been prepared before the service. The younger members of the church helped make up small posies which were later given to mothers and carers during the service. Revd John Anderson blessed the flowers and we sang Tell Out, My Soul, a hymn based on the Magnificat of Mary,…

  • Induction of Revd Wayne Hawkins as Oxfordshire Ecumenical Minister

    Trinity Church, Abingdon, welcomed people from across England and Wales on Saturday 10 January as Revd Wayne Hawkins was inducted as Oxfordshire Ecumenical Minister for the URC Wessex Synod. The service was led by the Moderator, Revd Dr Michael Hopkins, with contributions from ministers and church leaders from across the county. The preacher was Revd…

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