Trinity Estate Building project

We’re so excited about the Trinity Estate building project and would love you to partner with us as we embark on this journey of transforming the buildings we have been entrusted with into spaces where people can meet with Jesus and with each other. 


Here you’ll find more information about the project and how you can get involved. 


THE BUILDINGS

The Trinity Estate building project consists of three phases: St Andrews, The Coach House and The Community Hall.


Phase One: St Andrews

Phase one of the building project will start with St Andrews with construction starting in June 2025. As it is a Grade II* listed building, we have already started a building and funding application process which takes 9-12 months. 


We anticipate the building here will only take around three months to complete. This means that we can make use of the summer break to complete the bulk of the work with the least amount of disruption to the groups that meet here during the week and on Sundays. 


Phase Two: The Coach House

The second and largest phase of the building project is to breakdown The Coach House and rebuild it, transforming this untapped space into something we can all make use of and enjoy. Our hope is to start building work at The Coach House in April 2026 which we anticipate will last around a year. Starting in April will again allow the most disruptive work to take place over the quieter summer period and minimise the impact to the groups and meetings that take place during the week and on Sundays.



Phase Three: The Community Hall

The final stage of the building project is to work on The Community Hall. The plans for this element of the project are less defined at this stage and we’ll share more here in due course. 





GETTING INVOLVED



Join the project prayer team

As we embark on this building project, we want to ensure that we are keeping in step with the Lord’s plans for “unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labour in vain” Psalm 127. We would love to have as many join us in prayer throughout the project. 





More ways to get involved

To help us on this project, we’re currently looking for people who have fundraising experience, copy writing or administration skills. If this is you, we’d love to hear from you. 





Donations and Giving

Personal Giving

If you would like to contribute to this project financially, you can give either through using this online form or by reaching out to Matthew Proctor, our Finance Manager (matthew.proctor@trinitychurchnottingham.org) or chat with one of our leadership team on Sunday.


Corporate Giving

It may be that your workplace is open to giving to community projects, perhaps you sit on a trust or board who might want to contribute to the project, or you know someone or an organisation who would consider matching our own donations. We’d love to hear from you.


GET IN TOUCH

If you have more questions about the project, would like to join the prayer team or discuss giving with us, you can email building@trinitychurchnottingham.org or speak to Jane on a Sunday.





Frequently Asked Questions

  • We are starting with phase one of the building project at St Andrews. This is to allow normal use of the Auction House throughout the week and on Sundays while we complete the building work at St Andrew’s. It means we can make use of the summer break where we do not have youth on at St Andrew’s to get the bulk of the building work completed with the least amount of disruption to the groups that meet there.

  • The Coach House, as it stands, is not a useable space and has many health and safety concerns that we are unable to fix in a simple and cost-effective manner. To maximise the use of the space, the most economical approach is to create something new.

  • No problem at all, we’ll provide a video update here on this page with key information from the session and if you still have questions, you can send us an email to building@trinitychurchnottingham.org or speak to Jane Overnell on Sunday.