We share Morning Prayer every Monday and Wednesday at 9.30am via Zoom. Look for it on the Sacred Trinity page. To find it on Zoom, download the app (On computer, tablet or phone) and look for Meeting ID: 353 982 391 or this link should take you there: https://zoom.us/j/353982391. We use the Church of England's Contemporary Morning Prayer which can be found here: https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-service-daily-prayer

We meet each week on a Wednesday evening at 6pm. Join us for half an hour of quiet prayer including a period of silence. There is also advice and guidance on how to pray and meditate for those who want it.

If you need help with a drinking problem please come along to one of the meetings where you will find support and help in a relaxed atmosphere. If you do not feel ready to attend a meeting there is a national FREE helpline 0800 91770650

Please join us for Morning Worship every Sunday in church. The service starts at 11.15am followed by refreshments served after the service.

It's simple, we open the doors as a Place Of Welcome on a Tuesday between 12noon and 2pm. We'll have the kettle, you welcome to come in to chat, have a look around or simply enjoy the space!

Please join us on the 1st Sunday evening of the month for a service of Taizé chants, prayers and periods of silence. Doors :open from 6:45 for refreshments before a 7.15pm start

The Community Choir are meeting again in church. Open to people of all abilities. Look for "The Flat Iron Choir" on Facebook for details.

We invite you to join us for DreamSpace: evenings of Music, Spoken Word and Inspiration for the Journey here at Sacred Trinity Church Chapel Street. Doors open 6.30pm, with the event starting at 7pm. We run a bar and take cash or card. The admission is free but donations are always welcomed for this month's nominated charity.

On Saturday 19th September 2026 we are having our OPEN DAY, jointly run with Make Tracks. Join us from 1pm to 5pm for music, stalls, guided bike ride, roller disco, trips up the tower, meet our community choir, a chance to try bell-ringing… Make Tracks is organised by From the Other City on behalf of Salford City Council as a celebration of moving, to mark the new pedestrian and cycling routes along Chapel Street.

Third Sunday in the month is our Open Table where a special welcome is offered to all in the LGBTQI+ community. We share refreshments from 6:45pm before a service in church at 7:15pm ~ we would love to have you with us!

We dive into the Bible to study in a relaxed informal way on the 4th Sunday evening of the month ~ all are welcome to come and find out more, the kettle's on from 6:45pm!