Who's Who
Find out more about our clergy, staff and lay leaders in the church.
Holy Trinity is a Chaplaincy within the Church of England. We are currently in an Interregnum and look forward to our new chaplain being appointed. We have a series of locums looking after us in the interim.
INTERREGNUM from 28 April 2026
Locums
We are fortunate to have a series of excellent locums who will be looking after our congregation during the interregnum.
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For queries, please contact our office on 022 731 51 55 or using admin@holytrinitygeneva.org
Office hours: 8h30 - 12h30 on Mon, Tues, Thurs and Friday
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Outside office hours, and in the case of emergency only, please contact one of our Churchwardens on +41 79 346 2772
Outside established service times we are normally open for quiet thought and reflection – please just push the door to see!
Church Officers
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
Our work at Holy Trinity would not be possible without the dedicated work of our paid and volunteer staff. Below is the contact information for some of the key contacts in the church. For further information please contact our church administrator Michèle Walker.
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Support Team
Church Council
Council Members at Holy Trinity Church Geneva
Previous Clergy
1933 – 1937 Rev. Walter Stanley Senior
Use the download button for a PDF version
For additional documents see here
Assisting Clergy
Holy Trinity Church Geneva, over the years has been blessed and enriched spiritually by having access to a rich pool of Anglican clergy available to us in Geneva who worship and preach regularly at HTC.
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To start with, we have the World Council of Churches head-quartered in Geneva. And then, Geneva hosts the European Headquarters of the United Nations at the Palais des Nations, with several UN organisations and Agencies who also have their headquarters here, like the International Labour Organisation, the World Health Organisation, The World Intellectual Property Organisation, The World Meteorological Organisation, The World Trade Organisation, the UN High Commission for Refugees and the UN High Commission for Human Rights, to name but a few. In addition, many NGOs are also headquartered here, including the Red Cross, The Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies and the YMCA. Truly a special privilege.
We have had Archbishop Desmond Tutu preach to us, as well as having the privilege of Nelson Mandela participating in a Sunday Service while visiting Geneva, following his release from prison in 1990 , having been imprisoned by the then South African Apartheid Regime for 27 years.
We also have access to clergy from the Episcopalian Church in Geneva, as well as Anglican churches in Lausanne and La Côte in the Canton de Vaud, and Divonne-les Bains in neighbouring France. Given the nature of Ecumenical Geneva, we also have close contacts with other denominations who have congregations in Geneva, like the Old Catholics, The Church of Scotland and the Lutherans.
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The names listed here are some of the clergy who have been with us from time to time, preaching, assisting and taking on interregnums. For more information about an individual use the button to download the relevant document in PDF format.