Welcome
Welcome to Trinity’s website.
Dear all,
Here is the information for Trinity's worship on Zoom at 9.15am on Sunday 7th June. Lesley Dean is leading the worship and looks forward to seeing some of you online and/or at the service in the chapel at 10.30am.
Updates: Zoom services continue on the first Sunday morning of each month at 9.15am, apart from April 2026 when the zoom service will take place on 7th June.
Trinity has a morning service each Sunday at 10.30am, followed by tea/coffee and conversation. Every month the church supports a different charity. This month (May 2026) Trinity is supporting Christian Aid.
The next issue of 'The Congregational Society Magazine' is available.
The May Assembly is in Sheffield this year on Saturday May 9th. Venue: The Hope Center.
The Congregational Federation Assembly is being held at the Hope Centre in Sheffield on Saturday 9th May. For those unable to travel to Sheffield, it is possible to access the meeting online. If you would like more details, please ask the church secretary.
Trinity Congregational Church was once known as the Chapel in the woods.
Visiting Trinity Congregational Church
Trinity Congregational Church Website is at http://trinitychapelbrixton.org.uk/
and you will find a google link to a map of the area. For those who lack access to a computer the address is:
Trinity Congregational Church,
St Matthew’s Road,
London SW2 1NF.
The nearest tube is Brixton. The 59 bus from Holborn via Waterloo goes to Rush Common bus stop on Brixton Hill - a two minute walk from the church. Otherwise from central London the 159 and 3 buses go to Brixton (Rush Common bus stop). From Liverpool Street and/or London Bridge take the 133 bus to the same stop.
Trinity Congregational Chapel is an independent church, founded in 1828, affiliated to The Congregational Federation.
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All are welcome to our services
Please join us for:
Ministry
Our minister is Revd Dr Alan Argent. He is a Brixton boy, born and bred, who first came to this church aged 11 years and has not managed to leave yet. You see Trinity really is habit forming! Educated at the London School of Economics (Bsc Econ), King's College, London (M Th), and University College, London (Ph D), he trained for the ministry in Cambridge.
Fellowship meals, coffee mornings, sales of work, book sales - all by arrangement.
Baptisms, Marriages and Funerals by arrangement with the minister.
This note was received after a recent baptism:
"I just wanted to say thank you so much for a wonderful christening on Sunday. My friends and family were all raving about your service and how enjoyable it was. Thank you so much for having us and huge thanks to you for being so accommodating throughout."