We are all unique and created by a loving God who wants to hear our prayers.   Would you like to meet for Morning Prayer on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesdays each month at 10:00am at Holy Trinity in it's Community Room?   Prayers are the most valuable offering that we can give for our communities and the world.   Just turn up and you will be welcomed - you are special and important to God and He's waiting to hear from you.

St. Luke is a19th century church overlooking the Ironbridge, situated on a steep hill accessible by 109 steps from The Square or up the narrow road.   Steeped in the history of the Gorge, it has many unique features, such as Jackfield Maws tiles and particularly with regard to the position of the tower.  This church will not be opened on a daily basis, other than Sunday Services, through the winter months but will start again in the spring.

The Christmas Tree Walk is on Saturday 28th November 4:00 - 8:00pm

On Sunday 8th November a Service of Remembrance will be at l0:50am so that silence can be observed at 11 o'clock.  Following this service, clergy, congregation and dignitaries will proceed down to the war memorial where a short Act of Worship is held and the wreaths re-laid.

On Armistice Day, November 11th, Reverend Ernest will lead the Royal British Legion Act of Remembrance at the war memorial in Ironbridge at 11 o'clock.

Holy Trinity continues to host concerts in church - these events are posted on the 'What's New?' heading at the top of this page. 

Known as the 'Jewel of the Dale' and endowed in 1851 by Abraham Darby IV.  The chancel ceiling is superbly decorated and one of the stained glass windows is a rare 16th century Flemish depiction of the Last Supper.  A plaque of Captain Webb can be seen above the main door on the inside.

St. Lawrence's Church in Little Wenlock is loaded with history, read more by clicking on 'Our Churches' at the top of this page and then click on 'St. Lawrence's Church' in the white box to learn more.