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Delve into the history and human stories which have shaped Holy Trinity from the 13th century to the present day.

Interactive History

Painted ceiling

Our beautiful painted ceilings, created in the early twentieth century, are one of our key attractions. The ceilings of the nave, chancel, tower and Vesey Chapel each have a distinct style.

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Tomb of Bishop Vesey

The tomb of Bishop Vesey, and the chapel in which it lies, honour the man who had a huge impact on Sutton Coldfield and Holy Trinity church.

Woodwork

Over the centuries, Holy Trinity has become a showcase for some exquisite woodwork, including unique pieces from Worcester Cathedral.

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Stained glass windows

Holy Trinity has a wide variety of charming stained glass. Mostly nineteenth century and set into much older frames, many act as memorials to past inhabitants of the parish.

Learn More

The church is open on an ad hoc basis in the week (office hours) with stewards admitting visitors from the Trinity Centre opposite. Please contact us in advance of a proposed visit to avoid disappointment on: 0121 321 1144 or admin@htsc.org.uk  Group bookings / tours should be made via enquiries to heritage@htsc.org.uk
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We are proud to be linked to the Birmingham Heritage Forum. They encourage visitors to explore their website to “help you plan your visits, and experience Birmingham’s rich heritage. Birmingham has a rich and varied heritage which reflects its transition from small country town to great industrial city.”

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