Holy Trinity Church

To be a caring community of believers in Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour. We seek tofulfil the Great Commission in the power of the Holy Spirit. It is our privilege and joy to share with you about who we are and what we are doing. As you browse through our website, we pray that not only will you discover new information, but also find out more ab... out the Almighty God. We believe God wants you to know His purpose for you and your family. Please feel free to join us at any of the four services on Sunday. The Anglican Chinese Churches in Singapore began in 1856, and were the harvest of St. Andrew's Church Mission, after a stirring sermon preached on Whitsunday by the Residency Chaplain William Humphrey. The Foochow speaking missionary work started in 1902 when Rev R. Richards was in charge of St.Andrew's Church Mission. He had with him seven catechists and one of them was Guok E. Sing who was assigned to work among the Foochow and Hing Hua speaking Chinese in Singapore. Two other catechists, Kiong Cheng Choon and Ong Siew Bee were assigned to minister to Hokkien Chinese. In July 1910, Dong Bing Seng was engaged from Foochow, China to work among the Foochow speaking community in Singapore, and Rev Ng Ho Le was the priest ministering to the Hokkien Congregation. The Foochow and Hokkien services were held in St. Peter's Church at Stamford Road, at the former site of the National Library. In 1937, the Government acquired that land from St. Peter's Church. Holy Trinity Church thus purchased a piece of land at the junction of Horne Road and Tyrwhitt Road for the construction of Holy Trinity Church, which is our church's present site at 1 Hamilton road, Singapore 209175. The church building was completed in 1941 and a Dedication Service was conducted on 20th July by the Archdeacon Graham White, assisted by Rev A.J. Bennitt, Rev John Lee and Rev Ng Ho Le. Our church was named Holy Trinity as both priests in charge, Rev Ng Ho Le (Hokkien) and Rev John Lee (Foochow) were ordained on Trinity Sunday and the services were ...Read More