Come and help care for our historic Churchyard. Have a fun time learning about the Churchyard whilst battling the brambles then join us for cake and chat afterwards.

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Part of the Exmouth ART Weekend 1-4 May 2026:
A celebration of the resilience of human nature.
Brain scans painted in 3 colourways of the patients' choice.
Moving portraits by Angie Seaway accompanied by the background stories of those whose paintings are on display and who have given their full consent.

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We're looking forward to welcoming you to a new term at Open to God! We start a new preaching series and will be looking at the 10 Commandments. Please bring food to share, a plate and your own cutlery and cup, to save waste and clearing up!

New for 2026, a knitting circle at Holy Trinity Church. Included in our monthly Thursday Group meetings, on the 2nd Thursday of every month and every Tuesday in the coffee bar. Come along with your own project, or join one of our themed ideas!

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Meet new people and explore the Christian faith together.
Alpha is for anyone who’s curious. No judgement, no pressure.
Each session unpacks a big question of life, faith and purpose, and is designed to spark conversation.
Come along, see what you think.

Tuesday 21st April , 7 pm at St Margaret & St Andrew’s Church, Littleham Road, Exmouth.

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A peaceful service with BCP traditional words, a short sermon, two hymns and refreshments after.

Following the successful evening last year, come and join us for our second EcoChurch Bat Walk & Talk. We begin inside the Church with warm drinks (and possibly cakes) while Sarah Butcher tells us what to look out for and where to look when we go outside to walk around the Churchyard as the light fades. Bat detectors will be available to help us find these fascinating creatures, as they come out to feed on small flying insects. This will involve walking on uneven ground, so sensible footwear is advised.

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Traditional Eucharist services will be held every 2nd, 4th and 5th (where these fall) Sunday. Followed by refreshments.
Every 1st and 3rd Sunday will be a more contemporary All Age service.

In November 2025, the National Emergency Briefing brought together leading experts to present the latest evidence on the climate and nature crisis to politicians and other influential people in Westminster. That evidence is now on the public record. The next step is to take this vital message across the UK, bringing together people from across local communities to hear the evidence and discuss how to respond. FREE Entry to the film showing at Lympstone Parish Church on Tuesday 12th May at 7.30 pm.

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Join us at Littleham Hub for a morning of nature-inspired crafts, guided walks around the Churchyard and refreshments

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Join The Three Phantoms at Holy Trinity Church, Exmouth for an incredible evening of musical theatre favourites, performed by three outstanding voices — Michael Colbourne, Kieran Brown and Aaron Pryce-Lewis.
This concert is perfect for theatre lovers, music fans, and anyone looking for a truly special night out.
An extraordinary performance, supporting a life-saving cause.
For further information about Calonhearts: https://calonhearts.org/

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An evening of choral delights and enchanting melodies featuring: Holst, Mozart, Rutter, Gjeilo, Lauridsen, Verdi and many more.
Tickets £12 (£10 in advance).

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All ladies within our Mission Community are invited to come along for tea, coffee, cake, biscuits and to hear an interesting speaker from within our congregation. Everyone has a story, and you may find out a little bit more about one of our friends.

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Our Youth and Families leader, Nick White, is arranging to take a group of 15 - 17 year olds to Taize in France during Pentecost in 2026 (24th to 30th May). For some of our teens this will be their first time out of the country. This is an exciting opportunity for them to take time to find out more about themselves through prayer and community. Registration is open until 30th November. If you would like to find out more, please contact Nick White by emailing: [email protected]

The 2026 meetings in Taizé will be centred on the theme: “What are you looking for?”.
Throughout the year speakers from diverse backgrounds will lead workshops on themes such as the ecological transition, justice and peace, the diversity of Churches and religious traditions, and the place of faith in professional life.

The meetings at Taizé are centred around the community of brothers. All participants gather morning, noon, and evening for community prayer. All members of the group must be well prepared and ready to participate in all the activities offered, in order to fully enter into the rhythm of the meeting: community prayers, biblical reflections, discussion groups with other young people, simple life together, respect for silence during prayer and at night, in Taizé and the surrounding area.
It is important that everyone who comes to Taizé has decided this freely and that the stay is not simply an obligatory part of a longer trip. Young people aged 15-17 and their accompanying adults participate in a dedicated program.

Each day, they attend a biblical introduction led by a Brother or someone designated by the community. At the end of the first introduction, the young people are divided into sharing groups of about 10 individuals (from different groups), accompanied by a group leader. These groups meet in the morning and afternoon, following the activities presented during the introduction.

On a balmy summer evening in Exmouth, the stunning setting of Holy Trinity Church provides the perfect backdrop for a vibrant celebration of choral music with a jazz-inspired twist. The choir is joined by a superb jazz trio: Andrew Downton (piano); Phil Williams (bass); and Ryan Carter (drums). Under the expert direction of Stephen Tanner, the programme brims with energy and warmth, bringing irresistible rhythm and colour to an evening of captivating music.

At its heart is Then Sing We All by Iain Farrington, a sparkling, celebratory work that captures the exhilaration and shared joy of singing together. The evening also features A Little Jazz Mass by Bob Chilcott, a brilliant and imaginative fusion of the Latin Missa Brevis with the vibrant spirit of New Orleans jazz, composed for the Crescent City Choral Festival in 2004.

Adding to the sense of occasion are three first performances by Stephen Tanner: fresh and expressive jazz settings of Psalms 23 and 150, alongside an intriguing reimagining of the well-known Minuets in G major and G minor from the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, newly shaped into the inventive Four-Five-Four Minuet.

Rich harmonies, infectious rhythms and radiant choral sound combine to create an evening of music that is both uplifting and unforgettable. The perfect soundtrack to a summer’s night!"

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