It was built in 1851, for the British Regiment stationed in Bangalore. Built in the English Renaissance style, the church can accommodate 700 East India Company decided to build a second church in Bangalore after protests from local English regiment in Bangalore.Bishop Corrie chose the spot of the church. The foundation stone was laid on February 16, 1848. The walls were lined with ornate marble m
urals and tablets, which spoke about great men and women who toiled for the church. Some of these statues were specially carved in England. Rev W W Lutyens designed the furnishing and embellishments. Mears Foundry of London cast the bell of the church, in 1847. The pulpit and pipe organ were also built in London. The pipe organ, though, was later sold to the Tamil Evangelical Lutheran Church. The stained glass, depicting the baptism of Jesus in splendid color, and the baptismal pond were brought from London. Queen Victoria’s own West Kent Regiment presented the cross, in memory of those who died when the unit was based in Bangalore. The church was consecrated on July 25, 1852 and opened on August 8, 1852. The original estimate of the construction was INR27000 . However, the archdeacon suggested improvements at an additional cost of INR6500 (US$100). After Independence, the church was taken over by the Christian Indian Military personnel and their families. It was called Holy Trinity Garrison Pastorate then. In 1965, it was renamed as Holy Trinity Church, by the Mysore Diocese. It was renovated at the cost of around INR25 lakh in 2003
