Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson MBE (July 2026)
The latest in worship and church life:
Notices for 1st November
Sunday 1 November 10:30am Morning Worship & Junior Church led by Daphne Savage
Sunday 1 November 4pm Service of Remembrance at Trinity Church led by Rev. Georgina Bondzi-Simpson & Rev. Wayne Hawkins
Sunday 8 November Remembrance Sunday
10:30am Morning Worship and Act of Remembrance led by Peter Hemmings
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Trinity is a Local Ecumenical Partnership (LEP) being both URC and Methodist, and has adopted features of both. Fellowship is open and accepting. Trinity shares a minister with All Saints Methodist Church in North Abingdon. Our minister is Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson. We also share a URC minister, with other LEPs in Oxfordshire, in Revd Wayne Hawkins.
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Trinity News:
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Induction of the Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson as Circuit Superintendent
On Saturday, 23 August 2025, Trinity Church hosted the induction of the Revd Georgina Bondzi-Simpson – Minister of Trinity Church, All Saints Church and Grove Methodist Church – as Superintendent Minister of the Wantage & Abingdon Methodist Circuit, which comprises eight churches across Abingdon, Didcot, Grove, Milton, Wantage and Wallingford. The service was led by…
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Farewell to Deacon Selina
It’s part of church life that ministers and deacons come to serve for a time, and then are called to move on. After ten years in Abingdon, supporting both All Saints and Trinity churches, Deacon Selina has touched the lives of many within the churches and far beyond. She became more widely known in the…
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Trinity Church Celebrates 150 Years
On Friday, Trinity Church in Abingdon was prepared for its 150th anniversary celebrations. For the first time in many years, the north transept (top left in the photo) was opened up, creating enough space for the occasion.Saturday saw a commemoration service. Over sixty names were read aloud, with candles lit in remembrance of those who…