Additional Information:We are situated in Hunters Lane in between Church Road North and Prince Alfred Road.
Activities
Everyone is welcome to Sunday service at 11am
Each service is a mixture of traditional and modern worship, hymns, prayer, readings and bible teaching.
Pilots
On Thursday between 6.30 - 7.30pm Pilots is a non-uniformed Christian organisation for children aged from 5 years.
Monday Fellowship
This is for anyone over the age of 50 and looking to make friends and have an enjoyable Monday afternoon. Guest speakers are invited from all walks of life. The group meet every other Monday at 2pm.
Tea with a twist
On the first Saturday of every month the church is open for Tea with a Twist. A new project which invites the local community, their friends and family for refreshments and fellowship.
Each church meeting is held on the third Sunday alternate months at 12.15pm
The Communion of the Lord¡¯s Supper is held on the first Sunday of each month.
History
The church was formed in 1836, at the time in Wavertree there was only a small Methodist Chapel and one Episcopalian Church which only had 80 free sittings for the poor. It was a populous village of 2000 people and Mr. Sleigh (the founder) was shocked by the spiritual destitution. He at once opened his own household and many others who were disposed to attend. In October 1836 a large room was obtained and from its opening it was crowded. This was very encouraging and in 1838 Mr. Sleigh proceeded to secure the means to erect a chapel for the congregation he had gathered. Many liberal minded friends sympathized with him and the project went ahead. He had the satisfaction of laying the foundation stone on 11th December 1838 and the work was completed by 1st October 1839, the day on which the chapel was opened and called ¡¯Trinity Chapel, Hunters Lane¡¯. So started the church¡¯s long history in Wavertree. We must give thanks to Almighty God for the wonderful work and witness of Mr. Sleigh on this district.