Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church

About this church

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Norwich celebrates Sunday Divine Liturgy at 10:00 a.m. The congregation describes itself as a vibrant Orthodox community where worship, education, fellowship, and service work together. Its public calendar should be checked for feast-day liturgies, fasting-season events, and other services that supplement the recurring Sunday schedule. People new to Orthodoxy can explore the Inquirers program for an introduction to the church's teachings and traditions.

Sunday School provides religious education for children and youth, while GOYA serves Orthodox Christians ages 13 through 18 through biweekly meals, discussion, service, and social activities. Adult Bible study supports deeper engagement with Scripture. Philoptochos—whose name means lovers of the poor—organizes charitable help for people facing material need, and the St. Nicholas Ministry offers compassion and pastoral support to people who are sick or suffering. The annual Greek Food Festival adds a cultural point of connection between the parish and Norwich. A visitor can expect a recognizably Greek Orthodox liturgical setting rather than a contemporary service; reviewing recent announcements and the calendar is the best way to pair the stable Sunday time with seasonal Orthodox observances.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Current Divine Liturgy time and parish overview · Sunday School, inquirers, Bible study, and service ministries · GOYA youth fellowship and formation · Current parish calendar

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• GOYA youth gatherings — every two weeks; consult calendar
• Feast-day and seasonal services — consult parish calendar

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