The life of our parish extends beyond Sunday morning. Through Christian formation, fellowship, worship, service, and cultural life, there are opportunities for people of every age to grow in their faith and become part of the life of Holy Trinity.
Explore our ministries below and find a place to get involved.
Our Sunday School helps children and young people from Pre-K through 12th grade grow in their knowledge and love of Jesus Christ and the Orthodox Christian faith. Classes meet on Sundays during the school year, with students dismissed following Holy Communion.
HOPE & JOY brings together children in grades K–6 for faith, friendship, fellowship, and fun. Through activities and gatherings, children build relationships with one another and grow in their connection to the Church. HOPE & JOY meets on the first Sunday of each month following Divine Liturgy.
GOYA brings together students in grades 7–12 to deepen their faith, build friendships, serve others, and grow together in the life of the Church. Gatherings include discussions, service, fellowship, and outings, meeting on the first Sunday of each month unless otherwise announced.
Holy Trinity's Young Adult League brings together adults ages 18–35 for fellowship, spiritual growth, service, and opportunities to build meaningful relationships within the Church. Gatherings include social events, discussions, service opportunities, and other activities offered throughout the year as announced.
Our Bible Study provides an opportunity to explore Holy Scripture together, deepen our understanding of the Orthodox Christian faith, and consider how the Word of God speaks to our everyday lives. Bible Study meets on Wednesdays at 6:45 PM during the school year.
Catechism is for those exploring Orthodox Christianity or preparing to enter the Orthodox Church. Participants learn the faith, ask questions, and grow in the life of the Church through a period of instruction and formation. Catechism meets on Sundays following the Homily.
Holy Trinity's Byzantine Chanters help lead the musical responses of the Church and support the prayer and worship of our parish through the ancient tradition of Byzantine chant. Those interested in learning or participating are welcome. Practices are held on Saturdays at 4:00 PM.
Holy Trinity's Greek School helps children learn the Greek language while developing a connection to the rich cultural heritage of our community. Through age-appropriate instruction, students develop language skills and explore Greek culture and traditions. Classes meet on Sundays following Divine Liturgy, except the first Sunday.
Our Greek Dance program gives children ages six and up an opportunity to learn traditional Greek dances and participate in the cultural life of our community. Dancers share these traditions at parish celebrations and our annual Greek Festival. Practices are held seasonally as announced.
The Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Society brings women together in faith, fellowship, and service to support those in need, our parish, and the wider community. Through charitable outreach and service, Philoptochos puts our faith into action. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 5:30 PM.
Our Jail Ministry brings the presence and hope of the Church to those who are incarcerated in our local community through visitation, prayer, and spiritual support. Parishioners have opportunities to participate in this important work, with visits and activities coordinated by Dr. Steven Crider.
There is a place for you in the life of Holy Trinity. Whether you are looking for Christian formation, a community for your children, fellowship with others, or an opportunity to serve, we would be glad to help you get connected.