About Trinity
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Trinity Centre is a base for much, but not all, of the community work undertaken by the Team Parish of Louth and the Louthesk Deanery.
The fire which destroyed all but the tower of Holy Trinity church provided the opportunity to build a community centre with a range of stimulating work and meeting spaces as well as a worship area. The latter is illuminated by the ever-changing and uplifting sight of the sun's rays shining through the stained glass to project onto the eastern wall behind the altar. Some of the images created are reproduced as the heading to each page on this web site. Trinity Centre was opened by the Bishop of Lincoln in 1997.
Get involved!
Trinity projects are possible because of a great team of volunteers.
You may like to join us.
Volunteering can be fun, provide a sense of purpose...or you may feel you want to "give something back". Many of our volunteers have no other contact with the church.
See more about the range of possibities at volunteering.
Community Larder
Community Larder provides food for those who who have no food. Referrals are from statutory and voluntary agencies. This project was initiated by the Parish but engages Churches Together in Louth & District and the whole community.
We react quickly to requests from agencies.
Tel: 01507 605803
Useful Links
We try to build and maintain constructive relations with partner organisations and other agencies that provide advice and support on issues relating to our work. Personal debt, savings and loans, housing assistance, employment and legal matters, safety and family support are all addressed in Useful Links.
Peta Hill is the church community worker. To contact Peta or other members of the team see contacts.
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