Holy Trinity Church, Shanghai

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Holy Trinity Church, Shanghai
Holy Trinity Cathedral
Holy Trinity Church during renovations
31°14′11″N 121°29′11″E / 31.2365°N 121.4864°E / 31.2365; 121.4864
Location	Huangpu District, Shanghai
Country	China
Denomination	Chinese Protestant
Previous denomination	Anglican
History
Status	Church prev. cathedral
Founded	Mid 19th century
Dedication	Holy Trinity
Architecture
Functional status	Active
Architect(s)	George Gilbert Scott
Style	Gothic Revival
Groundbreaking	1866
Completed	1869
Administration
Province	China (formerly)
Diocese	Chekiang (formerly)

Holy Trinity Church, Shanghai (simplified Chinese: 上海圣三一堂; traditional Chinese: 上海聖三一堂; pinyin: Shànghǎi shèng sānyī táng), is a Protestant (and formerly Anglican) church in Huangpu District of Shanghai.

The church, consecrated in 1869 was designed in a Gothic Revival style by British architect Sir George Gilbert Scott. After 1875, upon the appointment of Bishop William Russell as the first Church of England Bishop in the Diocese of North China, the church was commonly referred to as a cathedral, and the senior priest was known as the Dean. This cathedral designation was however mainly by way of common convention than fact as the titular bishop of the Anglican Communion located in Shanghai at the time was Channing Moore Williams of the Episcopal Church.

The church has recently undergone restoration and has been serving as the main church and headquarters of the Three-Self Patriotic Movement in Shanghai since 2006. However, as of June 2018, the church was still not open for worship. The bookshop located in the former school, however, remained open.