Because of restrictions we do need to know who is hoping to attend a service at either church so please ring or email Heather to ask to be put on a list of attendance for a Sunday. This is vital as we do not want to turn people away. Those able to attend will be contacted so please do not turn up if you have not been informed that you can attend.
For those not able to attend we will be continuing with services being sent out by email and resources being sent in the post as at present.
At Holy Trinity Hartshill we are able to perform ceremonies for weddings, baptisms / christenings and funeral services. For more information, you can contact a church warden.
There is a number of groups that meet at the church or the attached Community Hub throughout the week. Take a look and see if there are any groups you would like to participate in.
The picturesque church sits in the heart of Hartshill and has stood for over 150 years. If you wish to know more about the churches heritage then an article by Rose Tyler can help – Read More.
Safeguarding is important at Holy Trinity, see the links below for details of our policy and what to do if you have safeguarding concerns.
Safeguarding Policy
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Safeguarding Email
Holy Trinity Church
16th August 2020
10:00am
Work began back in 1842 when it was decided by the Parish of Mancetter Vestry that a Parish Church was deemed necessary within Hartshill which, at that time, had a population of around 1000 villagers.
Quickly, the local community raised £650 to start the build and when Mr. Richard Jee agreed to donate the stone needed, work was soon under way!
Sadly mid way through the build construction halted and part of the base structure had tumbled. With dwindling funds the build was looking dire... Until Rev H.E. Lowe paid a visit to some friends in near by Atherstone and graciously donated enough money to complete the build.
The first Holy Communion Service was held there on Sunday 30th April 1848 by the Vicar of Mancetter, as Hartshill's new Vicar, Rev. W.J. Edge had not yet been appointed. The Consecration Service took place at the end of June.