Welcome to the parish of Hawley, where tradition meets community, and Christian faith comes to life.

We welcome you to join us on our journey of faith, to experience the beauty of our worship, and to become a part of our church family.  Our beautiful churches are a place to commemorate important life events including baptisms, weddings and funerals. Please contact us for further information.

Everyone is invited to receive God’s grace. Together, we strive to live out the Gospel in word and deed, making a positive impact on the world around us.

Anglo-Catholic Mass is normally sung at both Holy Trinity and All Saints’ churches every Sunday, and Said on Wednesday & Friday at Holy Trinity.

We have two halls available for hire, Trinity Hall in Hawley and All Saints’ Hall in Farnborough. Learn more.

Each hall has parking, kitchens and toilets. They can accommodate around 85 people.

Our churches offer more than just services on a Sunday.

The church is there to be with people in the good times and the difficult times, and we offer to those who come to us a sharing of your joys and sorrows.

As well as baptism, wedding and funeral services, we are here to help you come to Jesus through our services and activities – just ask.

Our church provides not only for our worship, but also for teaching and social activities.

• Our Mothers’ Union and Hawley Anglican Men’s Society (HAMS) groups provide a backbone of support to the parish as well as opportunities for getting together to enjoy activities & talks, go on trips, or have meals together.
• The Holy Trinity flower arrangers are a small group who regularly arrange the flowers in church.
• The Bible study group meet on Thursdays between 11:00 and 12:00 in the Holy Trinity chapel for thought, reflection and discussion.
• The Walsingham Cell is a local group of Christians who belong to the Society of Our Lady of Walsingham. It is a link between the Anglican Shrine at Walsingham in Norfolk.
• The Hawley Bellringers provide a beautiful sound at Holy Trinity every Sunday morning at 10:30, and at weddings and other special occasions.
• Learn how you can volunteer with us to become part of the community.