Holy Trinity began modestly and organically when a group of folks who lived in Chatham County began to gather regularly to share life as friends and fellow followers of Jesus who worship in the Anglican tradition. In the early 2010s, the group began to grow in the conviction that God was calling them to plant a faithful, vibrant Anglican church in the area.

Holy Trinity’s first services were above a bar in Pittsboro in 2011. Since then, the church has worshiped in various locations in Chatham County and the Chapel Hill area, including a year-long stint outside during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic. In 2021, the Lord provided Holy Trinity with something totally unprecedented in its decade-long history: a single facility that serves as the church’s hub for worship, discipleship, and outreach to the community (located on 15 501 just across the highway from Southern Village).

Despite Holy Trinity’s location changes and growth in numbers over the past few years, the character of the church has remained the same. When someone asked the famed Anglican writer C.S. Lewis whether he was “low church” or “high church”, he responded: “Neither. I’m deep church.” What Lewis meant was that genuine faithfulness is more important than style, a mentality that Holy Trinity aims to embody. In all that we do, our hope is that we would be a community where Christians are equipped for the high calling of Christ’s Church: to love, worship, and serve God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, in the place we live.