amateur, making use of organ parts from a number of other instruments, including another Gray and Davison from Brondesbury Baptist Church and an organ from All Saints, Oxford. The Brondesbury organ appears to have been rebuilt from a Hill instrument. The organ from Oxford had been built by C Martin in 1879, and restored after 1919 by PG Phipps although Symondson attributes an earlier date of 1780 to it. The entire composite organ was then restored from 1979 onwards by BC Shepherd & Sons. The church appeared in one of the earliest ever photographs by Henry Fox Talbot whose Reading Establishment was located nearby. As a traditionalist Anglo-Catholic church that rejects the ordination of women as priests and bishops, the parish receives alternative episcopal oversight from the Bishop of Oswestry (currently Paul Thomas). References External links Holy Trinity Church on A Church Near You web site Churches in Reading, Berkshire Grade II listed buildings in Reading Reading, Holy Trinity Church Grade II listed churches in Berkshire Anglo-Catholic church buildings in Berkshire Anglo-Catholic churches in England receiving AEO