About Us
Our Approach and Values
Trinity Church Mill Hill – United Reformed and Methodist
We are a friendly inclusive congregation of around 35 adults and children from many different backgrounds and cultures. We are united in our desire to follow the way of Jesus, to be a witness to his message of peace and justice, and to follow his example in serving both the local community and the wider world.
Membership of Trinity Church is by Baptism and Confirmation; for those already baptised, it is by the renewal of Baptismal Vows and Confirmation. Any who are communicant members of any branch of the Christian Church may join on Confession of Faith.
Please contact the Minister, the Church Secretary or your Elder if you wish to consider membership.
Introducing Myself – Revd Danny Wheadon
United Reformed and Methodist
As I begin my appointment in the Barnet & Queensbury Circuit this September, I do so with a deep sense of gratitude and anticipation. This marks my 30th year in ordained ministry within the Methodist Church of Great Britain, a journey that has taken me through a variety of places and seasons, each shaping my faith and service in unique ways.
Before entering ministry, I spent 26 years working with an American company based in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. That experience taught me much about leadership, communication, and the value of perseverance. From there, my ministerial path led me to Midsomer Norton, then to North Cornwall and then Mid-Cornwall, where I served vibrant and faithful communities. I was then called to Jersey in the Channel Islands, and most recently, I’ve had the privilege of serving in the Canterbury and East Kent Circuit. Throughout this journey, I’ve been blessed to share ministry with my wife Sally, who is a Methodist Deacon currently serving in the Islington and Camden Mission Circuit. Her witness and calling continue to inspire me, and together we remain committed to the work of justice, compassion, and the Gospel.
Now, as I step into the life of the Queensbury and Trinity Mill Hill churches, I do so with enthusiasm and hope. I welcome the challenge and change that this new chapter brings, and I trust that by God’s grace, I might impart something worthwhile, something Spirit-led and life-giving into the heart of these communities.
I look forward to journeying with you, listening and learning as we grow together in faith.
May this season be one of renewal, joy, and shared discovery as we seek to follow Christ in all we do.
Danny
New Minister of Trinity Church Mill Hill
Who We Are
Trinity Church Mill Hill is a Local Ecumenical Partnership, formed when Trinity (St. James’s, Union & Watling) URC united with Mill Hill Methodist Church in 2008.
We are in both the Thames North Synod of the URC and the Barnet and Queensbury Circuit of the Methodist Church.
Charities
Trinity Church Mill Hill support a number a charities around the world.
Our History
Trinity Church Mill Hill is a Local Ecumenical Partnership, formed when Trinity (St.James’s, Union,Watling) URC united with Mill Hill Methodist Church in January 2008. We are in both the Thames North Synod of the URC and the Barnet and Queensbury Circuit of the Methodist Church.
Trinity (St.James’s, Union, Watling) United Reformed Church was founded in February 2001 when three churches united as “One Church on three sites” and worshipped together at Eversfield Gardens from May 2005.
St.James’s Church was founded in 1933 and was a member of the Presbyterian Church of England.
Union Church was founded in 1908 as Mill Hill Congregational Church by nonconformists who had previously worshipped in the chapel of Mill Hill School since 1808. The Union Church building on Mill Hill Broadway was completed in 1936.
Watling Church was founded in 1938 in Eversfield Gardens, originally as a daughter church of Union Church.
Mill Hill Methodist Church was founded in 1886 on the Ridgeway and in 1914 moved to Goodwyn Avenue.
Trinity Church, Mill Hill is a member of the Mill Hill Churches, whose other member churches are St.Paul’s, St.Michael’s & All Angels and John Keble (Church of England), the Church of the Sacred Heart (Roman Catholic) and Mill Hill East Church(Baptist/URC).
