Holy Trinity Anglican church built and dedicated in 1876 by the Rural Dean of Invercargill Rev.W.P.Tanner. Restored in 1981 it was rededicated by Bishop Peter Mann on Dec 20 1981. It holds a New Zealand Historic Places Trust C classification.?Originally served by clergy from Invercargill it became a part of the Riverton parish in 1880 until 1899. The Revd M.W.Butterfield became the first resident clergy in 1898. Vicars who have served the Winton parish since that date have been; Canon C.E.P.Webb; Revd H.C.Gault; W.H.S.Hine; The Venerable W.L.S.Harbour; Revd A.V.Bianchi; Canon A.H.Blackburn; D.J.B Dorman; A.V.Jacquiery; Revd K.R.McCrostie; A.E.Duffy; S.E.Wood; Phillipe Toutain; Paul N.Williamson; The Venerable Alec Clark
The wooden building designed by F.W.Burrell, architect of Invercargill occupies a prominent position on the Invercargill to Queenstown highway at the town's centre. A recently upgraded hall is attached and provides a comfortable venue for both church and communities events.
Sunday worship begins at 9.30am for lst, 3rd and 4th Sunday services, and 10am for 2nd Sunday Family services.
Enquiries may be made of:
Association of Anglican Women (AAW) which meets monthly is a strong and active group playing an active role in church, community and mission affairs. President: Margaret Westlake 03 236 1223
Phillis Wilson 03 236 7039 Elizabeth Swinney Priest 03 931 4555 To be advised Administration To be advised Liturgy Denise MacPherson Pastoral 03 236 4077 Margaret Westlake Preaching 03 236 1223 Jenny Campbell Enabler
Young Women's Social group meet informally on a monthly basis. Contact Diane McIllwrick, Tel 03 236 7296
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