Holy Trinity Anglican Church is a church in the Archdeaconry of Switzerland, part of the Church of England's Diocese in Europe. The church is situated near the centre of Geneva on Rue du Mont Blanc, between the bridge and the railway station (see map).

Services are held in English, and the congregation comes from many different nationalities and backgrounds.

The Wardens and Council are delighted to announce that, subject to completion of formalities, the Very Reverend Canon Alexander Gordon has been appointed Chaplain of Holy Trinity Geneva and will take up his post, Deo volente, 1st October 2014.

Canon Alex has provided the following short biographical note:

"My family home is in the Highlands of Scotland and I was brought up between England and Scotland.  At University I read my first degree in Pharmacy, and have been on the Pharmaceutical Register from 1972 until the present.  Returning to University and the College of the Resurrection at Mirfield in 1974,  I was ordained in 1977 and have served in three parishes in England, followed by a lengthy spell in the Scottish Highlands.  In 2001 I was appointed Chaplain in Strasbourg, and served there until my former Bishop asked me to consider returning to the diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness as Provost of Inverness Cathedral in 2005.  I have served there since.  Geraldine and I married in 1979, and we have three (grown up) children, Rachael, Andrew and Zoë and five grandchildren.

Geraldine and I are looking forward enormously to being with you all, and getting to know everyone."

Both Canon Alex and his wife Geraldine impressed us so very much on their visit here with their evident commitment to loving and ministering to the community of Holy Trinity. It is with the greatest delight and confidence that we make this announcement.