Our heart is to create a space that blesses generations to come, to water seeds that hold promise for a future not our own. A space that provides peace, hope and healing for our Island and beyond.
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Our vision for what God can do through Trinity will always be bigger than what our building allows but this redevelopment is an exciting opportunity for us to expand our efforts and build a resource to our Island for future generations to come.
Let’s be clear - this isn’t about a building, this is about an invitation. An invitation to follow God’s call to widen our hearts and to be a people who faithfully pray, serve and love our Island - playing our part in God’s redemptive purposes here in Guernsey. Please consider joining us in this very practical moment.
Our vision for what God can do through Trinity will always be bigger than what our building allows but this redevelopment is an exciting opportunity for us to expand our efforts and build a resource to our Island for future generations to come.
Let’s be clear - this isn’t about a building, this is about an invitation. An invitation to follow God’s call to widen our hearts and to be a people who faithfully pray, serve and love our Island - playing our part in God’s redemptive purposes here in Guernsey. Please consider joining us in this very practical moment.
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The journey so far
When Godfrey Taylor - some 40 years ago - was the vicar of Trinity he could see that the church needed more space. He prayed that Trinity might be able to buy the only piece of land that joined directly onto the church, the Bordage Stonemasons, known also as Henry’s. But at that time the church had neither the money nor the opportunity to purchase the land as it continued to run as a family business for the next 40 years. The owners have now sold the land to Trinity, and we are pleased to say that we are now in the process of working out next steps for this gift of space. The proposed plans below represent another step in that journey.
The journey so far
When Godfrey Taylor - some 40 years ago - was the vicar of Trinity he could see that the church needed more space. He prayed that Trinity might be able to buy the only piece of land that joined directly onto the church, the Bordage Stonemasons, known also as Henry’s. But at that time the church had neither the money nor the opportunity to purchase the land as it continued to run as a family business for the next 40 years. The owners have now sold the land to Trinity, and we are pleased to say that we are now in the process of working out next steps for this gift of space. The proposed plans below represent another step in that journey.
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Give today
Our goal is to raise £1.5 million in order to see this building project completed. If you would like to give financially towards that goal you can do so in a number of ways. Give under £100 (Sum Up), give over £100, set up a recurring payment or set up a loan note over £10,000. Thank you.
Give today
Our goal is to raise £1.5 million in order to see this building project completed. If you would like to give financially towards that goal you can do so in a number of ways. Give under £100 (Sum Up), give over £100, set up a recurring payment or set up a loan note over £10,000. Thank you.
