Trinity Christian Centre - Worship through the Centuries
The King's Church Chesham, Trinity Christian Community Centre, Red Lion Street, Chesham, Buckinghamshire, HP5 1EZ
The King’s Church Chesham is the latest Christian community to worship on the site of the building now known as Trinity Christian Community Centre. Over the years, both people and place have adapted to the needs of the time, while carrying forward the rich heritage of their predecessors. In 2024, the building went through its latest set of renovations, aiming to create a more welcoming space, while retaining the historic character wherever possible.
Both the interior and exterior of the building will be accessible for the public to view. We will also have specially curated displays highlighting some of the history of the building and the people who called it their spiritual home, including:
Historic Gravestones
Research on the Roll of Honour
An Artistic Wall-Hanging Created by the King’s Church
We are also really excited to share two short recitals on the church’s historic organ which, although no longer used regularly for worship, remains a core part of the building’s heritage. Pieces will be played from the original order of service for the organ’s dedication for visitors to enjoy.
Refreshments will also be served free of charge throughout.
Timings
- Sunday 13 September:
- 2-5pm, organ recitals at 3-3.20pm and 4-4.20pm
Location & directions
The King's Church Chesham, Trinity Christian Community Centre, Red Lion Street, Chesham, Buckinghamshire, HP5 1EZ
- Directions:
- The nearest car park is Water Meadow car park, off the roundabout leading to St Mary's Way. There is limited on-street parking. We request that the parking at the rear of the building is reserved for those with accessibility needs.
- Contact on day:
- Church Office
- Telephone number:
- +441494792814
Booking information
- Pre-booking requirement:
- Pre-booking not required
Accessibility details
Disabled parking is at the rear of the building. Please note that the exterior portions of the building, including the garden areas contain some sloped areas and uneven ground.
