Holy Trinity Weymouth with St Nicholas

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Welcome

Holy Trinity with St Nicholas in Weymouth, Dorset is a friendly, approachable and open church playing a central role in the local community.

We welcome visitors to our services from all Christian denominations and none, and they are all welcome to join us as we worship and share communion together.

From the Vicar’s letter this month…

During July this year the fourteenth Lambeth Conference will be taking place in Canterbury. The Lambeth Conference is an assembly of all the bishops of the Anglican Communion. Nowadays it takes place once every ten years by invitation of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The conferences began in 1867.” Continue reading

View of Holy Trinity across the harbour

What’s on

  • Saturday 26 July 2008, 2.30pm | Portland Heights

    Sociable Strollers

    We shall be walking from the New Grounds car park. All are welcome.

  • Friday 1 August 2008, 10.00am–2.00pm | St Mary’s church

    Christian Aid Summer Event

    Please support this event organised by Churches Together in Weymouth - stalls, raffle etc.  Don’t miss the cakes made by the Maiden Street Methodist cakemakers - slimmers beware!

  • Saturday 30 August 2008, 10.15am | tba

    Sociable Strollers

    The venue for our late summer walk has not yet been decided but will be a Dorset pub providing good food.  Watch the pew sheet for details.

  • Sunday 31 August 2008, 8.00am | Holy Trinity and St Nicholas

    Parish Magazine

    The September edition of the Parish Magazine will be available in both churches today ; the deadline for contributions is Sunday August 17th.  All contributions welcomed either in church or on e-mail to the Editor at
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Our mission

The foundation of our life in the Church is worship and prayer, as we support each other on the journey of faith. In the power of God’s spirit we are sent out to make Christ known in the communities he has called us to serve.

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Sociable Strollers

Our June walk started from The Fox Inn at Ansty. It took in Melcombe Park with its famous yew hedge and the church of St. Andrew, Melcombe Horsey next to Bingham's Melcombe House.

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