Holy Trinity

Welcome to your parish church in Stockton on the Forest!

Our church building is now open for a service of worship every Sunday at 10.30am and for a Holy Communion service every Wednesday at 10.00am. It is also open for private prayer on Wednesdays 1pm to 4pm and Sundays 1pm to 4pm. 

Our benefice also has an online worship service every Sunday on the YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_10sXmB7N5CKsD60_eRXjg.

We also have a live service of Compline (night prayer) every Wednesday at 7.00pm over Zoom. You can either download the free Zoom app or just join us through your web browser at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86707839332. The Meeting ID is 867 0783 9332.


Get in touch

Rev Kath McBride

The Rectory
30 Church Street
Dunnington
York

YO19 5PW
Rector
01904 489349
What's on

Easter across the Benefice

Occuring
Sunday 24 March 2024, Monday 25 March 2024, Tuesday 26 March 2024, Wednesday 27 March 2024, Thursday 28 March 2024, Friday 29 March 2024, Saturday 30 March 2024, Sunday 31 March 2024 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday at for 23 hours, 45 mins
Venue
St Nicholas
Address
Church Street Dunnington York, YO19 5PW, United Kingdom
Holy Trinity
Address
Holtby Lane Holtby York, YO19 5UD, United Kingdom
Holy Trinity
Address
Trinity Meadows Stockton-on-Forest, YO32 9WA, United Kingdom
St Mary's Church
Address
Warthill York, YO195XL, United Kingdom

The churches of St Nicholas Dunnington, Holy Trinity Holtby,
Holy Trinity Stockton on the Forest and St Mary Warthill
invite you to share with us in our worship during the Easter
season.
As we tell again the familiar stories of Holy Week through
music and symbols there’s something for everyone -
solitude and togetherness, quiet reflection and joyful
celebration, activity and stillness - as we remember the
death and resurrection of Jesus.
Come and hear the good news - Jesus is alive!

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Safeguarding

We take very seriously our responsibility to safeguard the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults entrusted to the church's care.

The Diocese of York includes the Benefice of Rural East York, which includes St Nicholas, Dunnington and also Holy Trinity, Holtby; Holy Trinity, Stockton on the Forest; and St Mary's, Warthill churches.

All volunteers in positions of responsibility complete the Safer Recruitment process as outlined by the Church of England National Safeguarding Team. They are also expected to familiarise themselves with the Child Safeguarding Policy and Adult Safeguarding Policy, where applicable to their role.

Church of England Safeguarding Principles

We are committed to:

Promote a safer environment and culture.
Safely recruit and support all those with any responsibility related to children, young people and vulnerable adults within the Church.
Respond promptly to every safeguarding concern or allegation.
Care pastorally for victims/survivors of abuse and other affected persons.
Care pastorally for those who are the subject of concerns or allegations of abuse and other affected persons.
Respond to those that may pose a present risk to others.
These policy commitments are based on our five foundations:

Gospel.
Human rights and the law.
Core principles.
Good safeguarding practice.
Learning from the past.
Data Privacy Notice for St Nicholas, Dunnington

Each church in the benefice has its own Data Privacy Notice. These can be viewed on request by contacting the churchwarden.

The post of Safeguarding Officer is currently vacant. Please contact the Rector of the benefice, The Reverend Kath McBride in the first instance.

The Rectory, Church Street, Dunnington, Telephone 01904 489349. Email [email protected]