Holy Trinity Anglican Church

Holy Trinity Anglican Church is a church building in downtown Raleigh designed with American colonial architectural elements and a tall steeple that rises above the surrounding streets. The structure occupies a prominent location in the city center and stands out for its detailed brick and stonework.

The congregation began in 2003 when former members of another denomination sought to establish a church reflecting their theological beliefs. The current building, completed in 2015, marked the first new church construction downtown since the middle of the 20th century.

The congregation here practices a traditional form of Anglican worship that appeals to those seeking conservative interpretations of Christian faith. The liturgy follows classical patterns that have largely disappeared from most modern churches.

The building sits in an easily accessible downtown location with parking available nearby, making it simple to reach by car or on foot. Services are offered throughout the week at different times, so visitors can choose a schedule that works for them.

The building received an architectural award in 2016 from a downtown development organization for its contribution to the city's appearance. This recognition reflected how well the new construction fit into the existing surroundings and enhanced the streetscape.

Location: Raleigh

Architectural style: American colonial architecture

Website: http://htcraleigh.org

GPS coordinates: 35.78778,-78.63722

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:02