Welcome to the website of the Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, a pan-Orthodox community that has served central Connecticut for over 100 years. Our church is a parish of the Diocese of New England of the Orthodox Church in America. We warmly welcome all who are searching for a church that is in unchanging continuity with the Church of the Apostles and where they may find the purity of the Apostolic Faith.

 

If you would like to worship with us, this site will provide our service schedule, monthly calendar, and upcoming events. Additionally, this site will provide access to our weekly bulletins, quarterly newsletters, and our important announcements for news and upcoming events.

SERVICE SCHEDULE

(Please go to our full schedule page for the most up to date service schedule)

SUNDAY

Divine Liturgy

9:00 AM

WEDNESDAY

Matins

10:00 AM

SATURDAY

Vespers

4:00 PM

FULL CALENDAR

Beyond our weekly schedule, there are special services for feast days, as well as our extra services for Lent, Holy Week, and Pascha. For our full calendar, please click below:

LEADERSHIP

Under His Grace, Bishop Benedict, there are many who serve in our church, from the diocese to our parish. To meet the administration, please click below:

 

NEWSLETTERS

For more information on events and news in our parish, please access our weekly bulletins, as well as the quarterly newsletters from Fr. Phillip, using the link below:

NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS

COME & SEE


OUR MISSION

The local Church is the living Body of Christ (1Cor 12:27) that serves to live, uphold, and preach the Faith as delivered by Christ,
taught by the Apostles, and preserved in the Holy Scriptures and Tradition of the Holy Orthodox Church. We accomplish this mission by

•    participation in liturgical worship,
•    partaking of the spiritual life and sacraments of the Church,
•    sharing in Christian fellowship as a eucharistic community,
•    providing for education of the Faith,
•    engaging in philanthropy,
•    being wise stewards of our time, talents, and properties and,
•    being Christ’s ambassadors (2Cor 5:20) to the world in manifesting His love, presence, and preaching.