Our coffee bar is open daily from Monday to Saturday between 10 am and midday. A variety of Teas, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits are always available, often supplemented with cakes and savouries at very reasonable prices (as attached).
All are welcome, and their dogs! You don't have to be a member of our congregation to enjoy a drink and biscuit. We operate a 'Pay-if-forward' scheme, whereby customers can offer to pay towards helping someone else have a free drink; so everyone is very welcome here!
Come along to this warm space, for friendly chat; or, as we are located right next to the Nave, you can go into the Church to sit in the quiet, light a candle in remembrance of a loved one or pray in private.
We serve Fairtrade refreshments.

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We meet for Holy Communion every Sunday at 10.00 am. Our services are followed with Fellowship in the Hall upstairs where you can enjoy tea, coffee, biscuits and occasionally cake and wine! The second Sunday every month is a 'Family Communion' service, where children and families are encouraged to join us for an informal Family Eucharist.
Gluten free wafers available on request.
We are part of a Mission Community which serves the sea-side of Exmouth town centre, the villages of Littleham and Lympstone and surrounding areas. Being a “mission community” means we seek to follow the example of Jesus in his love for humanity.

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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Our 0-5's group meet on Tuesday and Friday mornings between 10 - 11.30 am during term time. We are a friendly group for pre-school children with their parents / carers. We have parking, and a lift to the first floor hall, where we meet. We have lots of toys and activities to keep everyone entertained. Our catering team provide suitable refreshments for everyone. All helpers have DBS background checks and appropriate training.
Organiser: Holly Parsons
You can find out more by contacting Holly via their facebook page: Holy Trinity 0-5s

A short Wednesday Eucharist is held in our Lady Chapel on the 1st, 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. The 1st and 4th Wednesdays follow the Book of Common Prayer, on the 2nd Wednesday we hold a Common Worship service.
On the 3rd, and occasional 5th Sunday, of the month there is an 11.30 am Common Worship service at The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Lympstone Parish Church,.
These services are perfect for people who prefer to celebrate at a shorter communion service, or who cannot attend a busier Sunday Holy Communion service. If you come a little earlier you can enjoy a warm drink and biscuit in our Coffee Bar which is open between 10 am and 12 noon every weekday morning.

An invitation to join us on the 2nd Thursday of each month between 10.30 am - 1 pm.
We welcome anyone who is on their own, who may be feeling sad or lonely or may have memory loss.
Do come and join us for fun, conversation, hot drinks, homemade cake, board games, knitting, painting and other craft activities
Something for Everyone!

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For families, informal worship, crafts and games with a 'bring and share' meal at the end.

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Meeting 3 times a month, on the 1st, 2nd and 4th Wednesday, at 11.30 am in the Lady Chapel.
Book of Common Prayer on the 1st and 4th Wednesdays and Common Worship on the 2nd Wednesday.
The Wednesday Eucharist Common Worship is held at Lympstone Parish Church, within our Mission Community, on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, and 5th Wednesday (when there is one).

Our Mission Community Lent course for 2026 will be held at Lympstone Parish Church, over 7 weeks from Thursday 19th February, then Wednesdays 25th February, 4th, 11th and 18th March, Thursday 26th March and Wednesday 1st April.
7 weekly studies to share and 40 daily devotions on the Lectio 365 app.

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Hygge – Danish (hoo-ga) – noun – the practice of creating cosy and congenial environments that promote emotional wellbeing (Collins English Dictionary. Copyright ©HarperCollins Publishers)
Hygge Home Church is a cosy space where you can belong just as you are; you can even wear your slippers!
Hygge Home Church meet on the first Sunday of the month, during term time. Look out for our posters with details of the upcoming theme.
We share our stories of life and faith over a delicious meal, explore God’s big, wide world together through different ‘zones’ such as the ‘discovery’ zone, ‘family lounge’ or ‘craft zone’.
All families with children aged 0 - 10 are welcome (older siblings are also welcome).
There is something for everyone!

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.