Holy Trinity Garrison Church

It's a stunning church with very lovely staff. We had our daughter baptised there last year and it was a wonderful ceremony by reverend June Faulkner. She definitely made our day as good as it was since she was very helpful and friendly. She made us all feel welcomed and de-stressed even though my daughter cried through the whole thing. I could not thank her enough for making the say special for us

I was attacked outside of this church by one of their violent officials. She had a behaviour from HELL, was aggressive, grabbed my hand, and physically tried to stop me from leaving in my car. The situation was so dire passerbys had to intervene. I filed a complaint with the police who investigated and had a word with the church official. The irony of this is this church has a message on their door stating “They welcome people of all races…” What a joke! My honest negative experience appears to have disappeared from Google Maps but I will not stop posting about this. I am still traumatised by this experience.

A detailed insight into the history and sacrifices of the British Army over more than 125 years. As Garrison Church, without a cemetery, the lost lives are remembered in many tablets and plaques. Visit during published opening times and someone will guide you through any questions you may have.

Visited the church to participate in Day 22 of the Windsor & Eton Living Advent Calendar event where the church staff and parishioners enacted the Nativity story accompanied by local residents singing popular carols. The church has a magnificent interior and is steeped in history. Well worth a visit at anytime. The vicar was especially welcoming and treated the congregation to chocolate coins.

Nice place, but last time when I walked past this Church some people who work in there did smoke weed outside with brit chavs!! Taking drugs in the Church is that how you spend our taxes....

A bit off the beaten path we stumbled across it as we tried to make our way back to the main road. How lucky we were! And how unusual to see a church dedicated to the Army Garrison. Not only was it beautifully kept up, but has a small informative museum and an interesting history of many battles studied in high school, and a few exhibits of how the soldiers dressed, along with several beautiful memorials. Definitely worth making the time to find it.

Saw Michael Palin introducing his new book Great uncle Harry on publishing day.

This is a charming church with strong links to the local barracks. It has a lot of history behind it if you like that sort of thing. It architecture is beautiful and interesting. Services are on Weds 10.00 a.m and Sun 8.00a.m. It is also home to the Windsor Homeless Project which helps the homeless and provides a much needed lifeline. The volunteer team are friendly and always welcoming to visitors. This adds a heart to Windsor which enriches everyone who comes in contact with the church.

Holy Trinity Garrison & Parish Church is a beautiful building steeped in military history which came flooding back when I took my two daughters (21 yrs and 20 yrs) to the 2018 Remembrance Service today, 11th November 2018, a truly magnificent and most memorable event that will remain in our memories for a lifetime.I was originally born and bred in Windsor before I moved away, in fact the last time I was there was almost 50 years ago when I sang in the choir so I was delighted to see my stall occupied by the Military Wives' Choir of Windsor who were superb, perfection.As one could expect, the commemoration service was justifiably full of pomp, ceremony and delivered with military precision, as the final note of Last Post faded, the bells chimed 11.00am followed by a respectfully observed 2 minutes silence.Thank you to all who participated and contributed.

fabulous service for Christmas carols ,lovely vicar made most welcome