About Us

Our vision is to see the glory of God known across London and the nations. For us, God is a beautiful Being. Jesus Christ has captivated us and we have found life and energy in knowing him. Our greatest passion is enjoying him and making his life, death and resurrection known to others. 

Our vision is to see the glory of God known across London and the nations. For us, God is a beautiful Being. Jesus Christ has captivated us and we have found life and energy in knowing him. Our greatest passion is enjoying him and making his life, death and resurrection known to others. 

Trinity Church London is a church who believes in the historic, orthodox, Christian beliefs. We hold to the Scriptures as our authority and the core beliefs as expressed in the Evangelical Alliance basis of faith.

Our elders

Daniel Macleod

Daniel Macleod

Married to Toria

Richard Palmer

Richard Palmer

Married to Clare

Charles Glass

Charles Glass

Married to Nikki

Marcio Fanchin

Marcio Fanchin

Married to Carol

Pete Harwood

Pete Harwood

Married to Liz

Our deacons

Jackie Butt

Jackie Butt

Cheryl Beevers

Cheryl Beevers

Sheedo Okotan

Sheedo Okotan

Toria Macleod

Toria Macleod

Onohili Ejodame

Onohili Ejodame

Our trustees

Chris Bull

Chris Bull

Jackie Butt

Jackie Butt

Daniel Macleod

Daniel Macleod

Jessica Okotan

Jessica Okotan

Our staff

Daniel Macleod

Daniel Macleod

Lead Elder

Onohili Ejodame

Onohili Ejodame

Operations Manager

Victoria Macleod

Victoria Macleod

Pastoral Care Worker

Pat Anderson

Pat Anderson

Finance Manager

Our story so far…

Our story started in September 2018 when a number of people from across London and the nations caught a vision for starting a new church community in the heart of London that would reflect the beauty and power of God. A church that could be a family. A church that would help bring the light of the glory of God into every corner of life in London.

We started with meeting at the DoubleTree hotel by Victoria station and in January 2020 moved to the Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre in Waterloo. COVID made church life difficult and has distanced us physically but our mission continues, to make Kingdom-minded disciples of Jesus with a passion for the glory of God.

From March 2021 we began meeting in-person again. Exactly one year after our last service in the Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre. 2020 was a difficult year for everyone. And London has been hit badly. Our passion is to play our part in the rebuilding of the spiritual, social and cultural life of this city we call home. We believe we are at the start of a great adventure and we’d love you to join us.