A faith that shapes all of life.
Church of the Holy Trinity is an Anglican church plant in Mandeville. We want to help people know Christ deeply, order their lives around him, become more like him, grow in community, and help others do the same.
Our Mission
“We seek to be a community of people enjoying lives devoted to King Jesus as we join him in making all things new.”
Our Vision
Seeing all of God's people being joyful in all of life because of the difference that Jesus makes, and showing others how to do the same.
The vision begins with our neighbors.
Jesus calls his followers to make disciples wherever they are. For us, that begins here in Mandeville and St. Tammany Parish.
We especially hope to serve adults and families who have a Christian background but feel spiritually dry, disconnected, or unsure how to grow. We want to explore Scripture deeply, build genuine relationships, and discover how following Jesus changes more than an hour of the week.
Growing into a life devoted to Jesus.
Learning
We study God's Word to know him, understand his revealed will for our lives, and learn how to join in his mission.
Discipline
We cultivate practices of prayer, study, fellowship, service, and worship as we grow in devotion to Jesus.
Formation
We seek to become more like Jesus, reflecting his love in how we think, feel, and act.
Community
We follow Jesus together, growing as a people rather than trying to live the Christian life alone.
Multiplication
We want our life together to multiply — sharing the good news and helping others walk with Jesus.
Ordinary rhythms. A shared life.
Prayer, study, meals, and mission give shape to the community we are building. Contact Andrew for current gathering details before attending.
Common Prayer
We gather on Wednesday nights to pray, sing hymns, recite Psalms, hear from God's Word, and share a meal each week. We also celebrate the Lord's Supper once per month.
Common Study
We make time to study Scripture closely. We also learn from works of theology and classic writings by early Christian teachers, considering how what we learn shapes our lives.
Common Meals
We share meals simply to enjoy one another's company. Friendship matters to the kind of church we hope to become.
Common Mission
We help equip one another to share the good news of Jesus with our families and neighbors, and we join together once per quarter to engage in a community service project together.
Future Sunday Worship
We want worship to form us as people devoted to Jesus. When Sunday services begin, we will hear Scripture together, confess our sin, receive God's grace, pray, sing, and come to the Lord's Table together.
We are working toward a spring 2027 launch. Sunday services are currently paused while we build the core team.
A continuing call. A new season of preparation.
Andrew and Katie moved to Mandeville in 2020. After prayer and discernment with Bishop Page Brooks, they began planting Church of the Holy Trinity in 2024.
The church's early life included Bible studies in local coffee shops and Sunday gatherings in their home. Services later moved to a conference room and, in November 2024, to Newell Christian Chapel.
After prayer and counsel, the church paused Sunday services on July 5, 2026, to focus on building a larger core team. Andrew's personal discipleship with men has continued, and Andrew and Katie have refined the mission and vision with the help of mentors and church-planting coaches.
Today, we are inviting people to help build this next chapter as we work toward a spring 2027 launch of public Sunday worship.
Andrew Hollingsworth
Andrew brings his experience as a theologian, writer, and teacher to the work of helping people understand and follow Jesus. He has taught theology and philosophy at universities and seminaries and serves as the pastor and priest of Church of the Holy Trinity.
Andrew and Katie are inviting others to share in the church's life and mission here in Mandeville.
What does Anglican mean?
Anglican Christianity is rooted in the historic church in England and shaped by the Protestant Reformation. Scripture is our ultimate authority for Christian faith and life, and the Book of Common Prayer gives shape to our shared prayer and worship.
These shared patterns help us hear God's Word, pray together, receive his grace, and grow as his people.
A local church connected to a wider church family.
Church of the Holy Trinity is a church plant of Missio Mosaic: A Missional Society. Our sending church is Canal Street Church: A Mosaic Community in New Orleans. Andrew serves as our priest, and Page Brooks is our Missionary Bishop.
Our Wider Affiliations & Episcopal Oversight
Anglican Church of Tanzania
Kagera Diocese Oversight
Bishop Darlington Bendankeha provides episcopal oversight through our relationship with Anglican Mission Society Global.
Missio Mosaic
A Missional Society
Our church-planting society, led by Missionary Bishop Page Brooks and serving as a chapter of Anglican Mission Society Global.
Evangelical Episcopal Communion
Ecclesial Communion
Church of the Holy Trinity is also affiliated with the Evangelical Episcopal Communion for broader fellowship and spiritual accountability.