Holy Trinity Church, Anglican church in Geneva, Switzerland.
Holy Trinity Church is an Anglican place of worship situated between Genève-Cornavin railway station and the shore of Lake Geneva. The building features distinctive stained glass windows created by artist Jacques Wasem across several decades.
The church was founded in the mid-19th century to serve English-speaking residents in Geneva. Its origins trace back to early Protestant traditions that flourished in the city during earlier centuries.
The church serves the English-speaking community as a gathering place for worship and reflection. Visitors can experience how it remains rooted in Anglican traditions while welcoming people from different backgrounds.
Services are held regularly on Sundays, and visitors can explore the church during designated visiting hours. The location near the train station makes it easily accessible by public transport.
Inside the church are memorial plaques honoring people who died in Geneva and the Swiss Alps over the centuries. These quiet tributes tell personal stories of individuals connected to the congregation.
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