Iglesia Metodista de la Santa Trinidad is a historic Methodist church located at 103 Sol Street in the heart of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. It is recognized as one of the earliest Methodist congregations established on the island and serves as both a place of worship and a longstanding community institution. 

History and Significance

The congregation traces its roots to the early development of Methodism in Puerto Rico and is described as the first Methodist congregation established on the island, dating to around 1900. Its location within historic Old San Juan places it among the area's notable religious landmarks, reflecting more than a century of Protestant presence in a district better known for its colonial-era Catholic churches. 

Worship and Community Life

The church hosts regular worship services and religious activities for members and visitors. Reported activities include Sunday School, Sunday worship services, prayer gatherings, Bible studies, and ecumenical prayer meetings during the week. The congregation emphasizes an open and welcoming atmosphere consistent with Methodist traditions. 

Visitor Impressions

Public reviews are highly positive, with ratings around 4.8–5.0 out of 5 from a small number of reviewers. Visitors frequently describe the church as:

• Historic and visually appealing, particularly its exterior architecture.

• Warm and welcoming, with a caring congregation.

• Meaningful for worship and ceremonies, including weddings and community gatherings.