Trinity Church Nottingham gathers in the former Neale's Auction House on Mansfield Road — a converted, creative city-centre venue rather than a traditional church building — for three Sunday services (9am, 11am and 6:30pm), livestreamed for those who can't attend in person. Planted by a team from Holy Trinity Brompton at the invitation of the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham, the church grew out of 'front rooms and kitchens and offices' before taking on the Auction House, and in March 2023 merged with the neighbouring St Andrew's congregation to become one church across two buildings. Its stated identity, 'The Church on Fire, The City Alive', points to a deliberately energetic, band-led worship style — singing, and sometimes dancing, built around repetitive, easy-to-join refrains — and, since 2023, a growing catalogue of original worship music, including a live recording night at the Auction House in July 2024 that produced six original Trinity songs released through autumn 2024 and winter 2025. Beyond Sunday, Trinity runs Alpha, Trinity Groups (discipleship), prayer initiatives, Trinity Tots for young children, and dedicated Youth, Student and Young Adult programming, plus a men's gathering called MORE. Its compassion work runs through named partners — Safe Families, Refugee Roots and Jericho Road — reflecting a stated aim to bring 'the compassion of Jesus' into the city rather than running outreach in isolation. A 'Bread' journal supports ongoing Scripture engagement between services. Together, the creative former-auction-house venue, home-grown worship music and creative city-centre setting make this a clear fit for Nottingham's contemporary church scene, distinct from a traditional parish setting.