Weekly Services

 
 

9:00 | Holy Communion (BCP)

This intimate ‘said ’service follows the order for Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer (1662). For those who like to start their weeks in a quiet, more contemplative setting and those who would like to worship in an historic Anglican way, this is an excellent service.

 

10:30 | Holy Communion (Common Worship)

At this, our largest Sunday Service, we enjoy many traditional Anglican hymns, a robed choir, and lectionary readings. People from many different backgrounds, languages and generations gather together to worship, to pray, and to share fellowship. There are children and youth programmes at this service, as well as a time to gather socially afterwards.

 

14:00 | Bilingual FR/EN Holy Communion

The service is lively and the music is led by by an African-style choir with many different forms of music and worship that speak to the heart and the soul. Given the particular language needs of many in Brussels, this service is usually a mix of French and English — and sometimes other languages as well. There are children and youth programmes at this service.

 

18:00 | Contemporary worship (monthly Holy Communion)

This service is a vibrant one, experimenting with different structures and styles of prayer, teaching and worship. Also, the community is dynamic, welcoming new arrivals to Brussels and those who have always lived here. Encouraging everyone to use their gifts, we seek to engage all who come and to welcome you into a supportive community of faith. Come and see!

 

WEDNESDAYS 12:30 | HOLY COMMUNION

A contemplative, quiet service of Holy Communion that fits neatly into a lunch break.

DAILY AT 9:00 AND 21:00 | ONLINE PRAYER

Members of Holy Trinity meet together daily for prayer. Click on the Zoom links below to join us and enter the passcode ‘htb’ (lowercase):

Morning prayer: Monday to Friday, 9:00

Compline: Monday to Friday, 21:00

We use the “Time to Pray” app, which can be downloaded here for iOS or here for Android, or you can follow on the Church of England’s website (scroll down to “Prayer During the Day” or “Night Prayer” as appropriate).