Encounter God through warm hospitality and inspired worship.

Holy Trinity Church and St John the Baptist Cookham Dean together form The Benefice of The Cookhams.  The two churches work together for the whole community under the same Ministry Team. Whoever you are, wherever you are from, whatever your background, you are welcome here, and you will always be welcome in our church.

Building works at Holy Trinity

The church is currently closed till March 2025, details are on our Building Project page.
The Parish Centre and Parish Office are unaffected by this closure and services will be held in Holy Trinity School.
Details on our Service Page.

On Sunday 12th January we held the last of our three carol services, in our temporary evening service home of St. John the Baptist. If you were unable to join us, why not enjoy our celebration of the season of Epiphany on the Cookham Churches YouTube channel (recorded live, with thanks to John Sykes). Epiphany Carol Service

Trinity Talks 20th January Bel & Dragon  – Photographer David Fettes

captures the beauty of the natural world, whether it be landscapes, wildlife or its varied habitats. During his talk he will share his images and memories of wilderness, stunning light and animal behaviours. He will explain how we are impacting wildlife and habitats – and how, with thought and positive action, we can reverse some of the negative and often unintended consequences of our actions. Everyone is welcome, but capacity is limited, so please check in advance. Tickets £20 each, contact via by email (preferably) stephaniediggon@hotmail.com

 Make a Lasting Impact in Our Community Volunteer with Us!

Are you looking to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young children in our community? We invite you to join our dedicated ‘Open the Book’ team! This initiative offers a unique opportunity to bring the joy and wisdom of the Bible to children in our local primary schools through lively and engaging storytelling.

Why Volunteer?
Inspire Young Minds: Help children explore the rich narratives of the Bible. Connect with the Community: Work alongside a team of passionate volunteers.

Enhance Your Skills: 
Gain valuable experience in storytelling and public speaking.

Who We’re Looking For:
Enthusiastic individuals with a passion for education and the Christian faith. Volunteers available during school hours and willing to commit to regular sessions. No previous experience required—just a willingness to learn and engage!

How to Get Involved:
Please contact Fr Stephen or the Parish Office to express your interest. We will provide all necessary training and support to ensure you are fully equipped to participate in this rewarding programme. Join us in making a profound impact on the spiritual
and educational journey of children in our community. Your contribution can truly light up young lives!

Safeguarding statement from Father Stephen 2025 Safeguarding letter here

Parish safeguarding policy

We are committed to safeguarding children, young people, victims/perpetrators of domestic abuse and vulnerable adults. The PCC has adopted the Church of England’s policies and best practice on safeguarding, including the House of Bishops’ Safeguarding Policy Statement ‘Promoting a Safer Church‘. More details can be found on the Church of England’s website.

Our Safeguarding Officer is Huw Thomas and he can be contacted via the church or by e-mail: safeguardingofficerhtc@cofe-thecookhams.org.uk

For urgent safeguarding concerns, the diocesan safeguarding team can be contacted via telephone on 01865 208295 or email: safeguardingreferrals@oxford.anglican.org.  Please see our safeguarding page for more details.