Holy Trinity Brompton & Alpha International

Who we are

HTB Group is made up of four charitable organisations:  HTB Church, Alpha International, the Revitalise Trust and St Paul’s Theological Centre, with a Professional Services function that provides expertise and support to all four charities.

HTB is a vibrant Anglican Church in the heart of London, passionate about seeing lives changed in the name of Jesus.

Our culture and values

Our Vision is to play our part in the evangelisation of the nations, the revitalisation of the church and the transformation of society. Our organisational Values - Audacity, Unity, Generosity, Humility and Tenacity - underpin all that we do. We aspire to be a truly multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-racial organisation with a staff team that reflects society today.  As a Christian organisation, our faith is an integral part of our working culture, presenting many opportunities to live out and grow our faith within our work context.

Equality, diversity and inclusion policy

HTB Group believes that all people are worthy of respect and that respect should underpin everything that we do. We are committed to ensuring a healthy culture of equality, equity, diversity and inclusion, in which every member of our teams is treated with respect and dignity in the workplace, feels valued equally and has a sense of belonging.  ​

HTB Group is committed to being a culture and work environment free from bullying, sexual harassment, harassment, discrimination and victimisation, and will not tolerate such behaviours, or other unacceptable behaviours.​

HTB Group is committed to ensuring that:​

• We all treat one another with respect, recognising the impact of our behaviours on other people.​

• There are safe, confidential means of reporting any concerns about unacceptable behaviour, whether this has been experienced oneself or witnessed as happening to others.  ​

• All reports of unacceptable behaviour are dealt with swiftly, appropriately and sensitively, in accordance with best practice and relevant legislation.​

• There will be no adverse consequences for anyone who reports concerns in the appropriate manner and to the appropriate people.