The latest edition of our newsletter, Community Matters, is now available.  It describes current opportunities for local children and young people, our plans for new facilities for the church and community, and much more.

The Christmas Story in Music and Drama

CHOIR OF THE 21^ST CENTURY AND INTERMISSION YOUTH THEATRE

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, SLOANE STREET, LONDON SW1X 9BZ

FRIDAY 9 DECEMBER 2011 at 7.30pm

CC21 very much hopes that you can join us at a special fund raising event on 9 December at Holy Trinity Sloane Square.

After a long period of oscillating between “yes, it’s on” and “no, it’s off”, we are delighted that the Weir Link has received a grant of about £200,000, most of which is to be spent on the refurbishment of St Stephen’s community rooms, ie, most of the church building apart from the main worship area. The Weir Link has been so successful that it needs extra space and we are making available our space during the week to enable them to run a range of health-enhancing programmes.

As a result of the refurbishment we need to close the building over the summer. 

9 April 2010—In the 1980s Mark Ashton was an integral part of our parish and its youth work, leaving to become vicar of the Round Church and St Andrew the Great in Cambridge. Before Christmas 2008 he was diagnosed with terminal gallbladder cancer, and in the early hours of Easter Saturday it claimed him.

5 March 2010—St Thomas with St Stephen PCC is now registered with the Charity Commission, no 1134649. We have always been a charity, but until now we have been “excepted” from registration.