Congregation gathers for worship in a historic church, reading from hymnals.

Our Churches

Three churches, one calling.


All Saints stands in the city centre, Holy Trinity is on Whitecross Road, and St Michael’s sits in the village of Breinton. Each has its own character. What holds us together is Jesus. We’re three congregations trying to become more like him, and we’ve found we do that better together than apart.

Whoever you are, you are welcome here.

Historic church with a tall spire in a European town square, offering tours
All Saints, Hereford City Centre

Where the sacred and the ordinary meet. An ancient church open seven days a week, home to Bill’s Kitchen, Faith in Art, and a warm Anglo-Catholic community.

Stone church with arched windows and a blue gate, set against a blue sky.
Holy Trinity, Whitecross Road

A church for the local community, shaped by music, and a warm welcome. Home to our choir, CHATT, and the Repair Café.

Stone church with a spire and gravestones on a sunny day
St Michael’s Breinton

A place of peace, rooted in the rhythms of village life. A small, faithful congregation bordered by orchards and the River Wye, home to our Quiet Days retreats.

Together

We want to become like Jesus, and to help you do the same, in whichever of our churches feels like home.

Please do get in touch, or simply come and find us.

To see what’s on this week, read the weekly noticesheets.

St Nicholas’, Hereford

St Nicholas’ Church closed for regular worship in December 2024, and its parish is now served by Holy Trinity. You can read the history of St Nicholas’ and find out what has happened to the building on its dedicated page.