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you're always welcome at
holy trinity baulkham hills
Our church is proud to be a cross-generational, multicultural, growing community, welcoming individuals and families of all ages. Located in a busy part of the Sydney Hills District, close to the M2 Motorway, we offer solid Bible teaching and a variety of regular events that bring us together in community.
New to Holy Trinity? Head over here to find all the information you need about our services.
We hope to help you to find the freedom Jesus brings!
JOIN US THIS SUNDAY
Our 8am service is for those who enjoy a caring and contemplative atmosphere with traditional liturgy.
Our 10am contemporary service is a lively and family-friendly service with modern worship music, engaging teaching, and a welcoming community. Children’s programs are available during this service.
God cares deeply about children and teens and so do we. We’re passionate about helping them grow in their faith and discover their purpose in Christ. Read more about Kid's Programs here
upcoming courses
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WEEKDAY groups
The Holy Trinity Anglican church, Baulkham Hills community comes together throughout the week to build meaningful connections through fellowship, Bible studies, and fun activities. Whether it's sharing a meal, exploring Scripture, praying together or enjoying social events, we create a warm and welcoming environment for everyone to grow in faith and to feel part of our community of believers.
PRAYER MINISTRY
As a church we love to pray for those in need. You may want prayer for healing of body, mind or relationships. We have prayer teams willing to pray with those who request it. All you need do is contact us and we can arrange a team to pray with you at a time that suits you.
On Wednesdays at 1pm our prayer team meet for a time of prayer and intercession for the ministries of our church, our leaders, and the outreach of our church family in serving and loving our community. We meet for one hour to pray and lay all that we do at the feet of Jesus.
Please call 02 9686 3643
HOLIDAY CLUB
Join us at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Baulkham Hills for our fun-filled holiday club these July school holidays! Designed for children in Kindergarten to Year 6, our 3 day holiday club (plus our finale on Sunday at 10am) offers a warm, welcoming environment where kids can make new friends, grow in confidence, and explore the good news of Jesus. Each day is full of variety. There’s plenty of active fun like games, puppets and music and also creative and quieter activities like crafts, stories, and chill-out zones for kids who prefer a slower pace.
Registrations: https://holytrinity.elvanto.com.au/form/9738ca80-2403-4085-98de-330ad9d16202/
Please call or email us if you have any questions!
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craig
writes . . .
Dear brothers and sisters,
The search for meaning and significance is a quest that people embark on in so many different ways. The quest can be seen in major life decisions, or in small matters, be it the things said, food ordered or clothes worn in a desire to fit in and be accepted. For so many this search for meaning and significance leaves them feeling empty, there is something they are grasping after that they can never quite take a hold of.
I wonder if that might be because the wrong questions are being asked? So often in life we ask questions that start with ourselves, who do I want to be? Where is my life heading What are my goals, my ambitions? Where do I see myself in the future? This kinds of questions follow us, flow around us, and come with us as we are part of a church, and it is easy to come to church asking “what will I get from this? Is this how I like things to be? Who is looking after me?”
Sometimes, when things don’t go the way we want, and we feel our needs aren’t being met, we can resort to childlike behaviours, temper tantrums, judgemental thoughts of others, closed mindedness to the opinions of others.
If only Jesus had something to say on the matter!
But, of course, he does.
Jesus gives us a wonderful framework in this area of life; which helps us as we think about what church looks like, but also gives us clarity as we search for meaning and significance in life. When thinking about church, perhaps this framework can be summed up in a few words: we come to serve others.
We don’t exist for our own fulfilment, God made us for a greater purpose, and Jesus tells us that if we are to be great, then we must serve. The first should be last. This may seem paradoxical until we see Jesus demonstrate this in the ultimate fashion. He lays down his life for our sake, that we might be forgiven. Not claiming all that is rightly his, but humbling himself in service of others (Philippians 2:5-11). Jesus came not to be served but to serve, and he calls us to follow him.
Thinking about church, and the search for meaning in life, adopting the posture of “we come to serve others” brings great freedom from introspection, and satisfaction that one must experience to understand. Perspective on life comes from continually asking “what can I do for others”?
In Christ’s Love,
Craig Olliffe,
Senior minister