Holy Trinity Church, Rothwell

Welcome to our homepage.

New - scroll down for an

interactive map of where to find us!

Holy Trinity Church, Rothwell in Northamptonshire, England, has the longest nave in the county. The main body of the church dates from the 13th century, although the oldest part was built in Norman times. The building material is local Northamptonshire sandstone. The picture shows the massive squat tower at the west end of the church, which once was topped with a wooden spire. The spire was destroyed in a thunderstorm many years ago. 

We hope this website will give you an introduction to ourselves, our church, and some of the many groups and activities which flourish within it.

Have fun browsing around - but be careful you don’t fall into our famous Bone Crypt.......

	Who’s Who at Holy Trinity
	Regular Services
	Services for the Month
	George’s Monthly Letter
	Links to Groups and Organisations within the Church
	The Bone Crypt or Charnel House
	The Jessie Cleaver Window - new
	Noticeboard
	Church Choir Page new
	Church Organ Page (opens in a new window - simply close the window to return here.)
	Church Calendar/Diary (opens in a new window - simply close the window to return here.)
	Church Clock page.
	Church Magazine in .pdf format!

 If you have any suggestions or comments for improvements to this website, please feel free to email the website editor at chris.stephenson@ntlworld.com

                           For more info see "Noticeboard" page.