Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity, Brighton

The Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity features a stuccoed southern facade with a deep central recess flanked by two wings and stone pilasters.

Built in 1838 as St John the Evangelist Anglican church, the building was acquired by Brighton's Greek Orthodox community in 1985 following its closure in 1980.

The church maintains regular services following Greek Orthodox traditions, incorporating liturgical music, religious artifacts, and traditional religious ceremonies throughout the calendar year.

Located at 65 Woodruff Avenue in Hove, the church welcomes visitors and holds regular services, with half of its 1,200 seats available for the public.

In 2010, the church experienced a significant fire causing £500,000 in damage, leading to temporary relocation of services to St Michael and All Angels Church.

Location: Brighton and Hove

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.82394,-0.13147

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:10