Reordering

The first major changes to the church interior happened between 1976 and 1979, rearranging many of the traditional features.  The most important of these was the creation of a function room, kitchen and toilet.  The latter a very rare church feature at the time!   More and greater changes were put in place during 2003/4 with the installation of a new heating system, a bigger and much better equipped kitchen and two more toilets, one for the disabled.  At the front a platform was built to improve visibility and the Lord’s Table, pulpit, font and lectern were replaced by purpose made, movable reading desk, table and font.
	The greatest change, however, was made by the removal of the oak pews and their replacement by upholstered chairs much to the satisfaction and comfort of church members!  Carpet was laid and the pillars and walls painted in lighter, more cheerful colours.These latest changes have made the church building much more versatile.
The organ has been replaced and major changes have been made to the entrance porch and doors.  Also new internal and external lighting has been done.
	Holy Trinity was built for the benefit of the people of Southwell  and the recent changes have made it possible to be much more active in the local community. There is more to be done but we are glad to be able to look back and see that we are still fulfilling the aims of the founders of our church and look forward to doing so in different ways for many years to come.