The Kursk-Root Icon of the Theotokos will be in our parish on September 19th and 20th Tuesday September 19th, 6 pmMoleben for Miraculous Kursk-Root Icon of Theotokos. Wednesday September 20th, 9 amMoleben for Miraculous Kursk-Root Icon of Theotokos.
Volunteers are needed. Once a month Holy Trinity Congregation will meet to clean the Church grounds. Come join us on Saturday. September 23, 2023 10 a.m.
Following Liturgy on August 27th, we will have a Moleben for the start of the new academic year.
Volunteers are needed. Once a month Holy Trinity Congregation will meet to clean the church’s grounds. Get to know your brothers & sisters in Christ. Saturday August 12, 202310 a.m.
Blessed Pascha Cheese and Kulich will be available to purchase from our church while supplies last.
An Extraordinary Parish Meeting has been scheduled by the Parish Council to vote to adopt two changes to our parish bylaws. The meeting will take place on Sunday, March 19th, 2023 following the conclusion of services in the church hall. The two changes will qualify Holy Trinity for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit group exemption through the Diocese….
Luke 18:10-14 Scripture warns us that “God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble” (James 4:6; Prov. 3:34). Jesus paints a vivid story of two men at prayer. What’s the point or lesson he wants us to learn? Luke gives us a hint: Jesus warns us about the danger of despising others. Contempt…
Zacchaeus, the tax collector Luke 19:1-10 What would you do if Jesus knocked on your door and said, “I must stay at your house today”? Would you be excited or embarrassed? Jesus often “dropped in” at unexpected times and often visited the “uninvited” — the poor, the lame, and even public sinners like Zacchaeus, the…
The 2023 Annual Parish meeting will take place on Sunday, February 19th immediately following service in the church hall. All are invited to attend, but only members that have paid dues for 2023 have the right to vote.
Luke 18:18-27 What gives hope and satisfaction to our desire for happiness and security? A person of position and means who had the best the world could offer — wealth and security — came to Jesus because he lacked one thing. (Who was this ruler? He was likely a Pharisee, a religious leader. Matthew’s gospel…
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