Berwick Parish Church is an active, living Church which is open to all, welcomes all and has its ministry rooted in serving the local community and the many visitors who come to explore this very special part of the world.
Holy Trinity Church, dating from the 17th century, is one of Britain’s earliest Cromwellian parish churches. You’ll be able to spot the church’s flat roof and lack of spire?
Built with a mix of Gothic and Renaissance features, Berwick Parish Church is one of only two churches completed during the government of Oliver Cromwell.
To compare, adjacent to the Cromwellian Church is St Andrew’s Wallace Green, with its traditional tower and spire.
