HTB Church
Holy Trinity Brompton is a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 1133793) whose registered office is at HTB Brompton Road, London SW7 1JA
HTB Online — HTB Church
Holy Trinity Brompton is a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 1133793) whose registered office is at HTB Brompton Road, London SW7 1JA
Leadership - HTB Church
Holy Trinity Brompton is a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 1133793) whose registered office is at HTB Brompton Road, London SW7 1JA
Sundays - HTB Church
HTB Brompton Road. 9.30 am - Normal Sunday Services. 11.30 am (+ live stream) - Normal Sunday Services. 5 pm: Dec. 8th - Carols By Candlelight. (No Service Dec. 15th)
Our Locations — HTB Church
OUR CHURCH LOCATIONS. HTB Brompton Road London, SW7 1JA. HTB Courtfield Gardens, 24 Collingham Rd. London, SW5 0LX. HTB Onslow Square, 44 Onslow Square
HTB Brompton Road — HTB Church
Holy Trinity Brompton is a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 1133793) whose registered office is at HTB Brompton Road, London SW7 1JA
Workplaced — HTB Church
Central Gatherings. Starting with drinks and light snacks, and a chance to meet each other, we will be gathering at HTB Brompton Road 6.45-8:00pm around once a month for a talk, to hear from an exciting panel, discussion and prayer.
Our Calendar - HTB Church
A monthly all-age service at HTB Earls Court . Looking for the perfect Sunday afternoon activity for you and your kids? You are invited to join us for The Four, which is a monthly all-age service that promises to be fun for all the family!
HTB Queen's Gate — HTB Church
We are a warm, welcoming, all-age community, meeting within the awe-inspiring 19th-century architecture of HTB Queen’s Gate. Come along for our liturgical Holy Communion services; a blend of traditional and contemporary expressions across our …
Our Story - HTB Church
Since 1985, HTB has initiated more than 20 church plants, including St Paul’s Hammersmith, St Paul’s Shadwell and St Peter’s Brighton. Historically significant and beautiful Anglican churches – often facing closure – have been restored and are now home to vibrant, growing, worshipping communities that have a significant impact on their local areas.