Greek Orthodox Sunday School

The philosophy of our Greek Orthodox Sunday School Program is based on a Christocentric approach, which prepares the students with principles of the Orthodox Faith, encouraging them to grow in God’s Service. Contact Holy Trinity Orthodox Church of Bridgeport CT for more info.

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Greek Youth Language School

Our church offers special courses of Modern Greek Literature and Culture and of Ancient Greek are offered upon request. Our Greek teachers are qualified, specialized and experienced in teaching Greek as a foreign language. In addition, the course is accompanied by lectures, activities and various tours that illuminate the contemporary Greek culture.

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Greek Orthodox Youth Athletic League

Orthodox Church Youth Athletic League (MYAL) provides recreational basketball programs for both boys and girls in grades K - 12.  The program features instruction, equal playing time, weekly practices & games against other churches (grades 3-12).

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LIght A Candle

“It is impossible to imagine an Orthodox church in which candles are not lit.” -Simeon of Thessalonica

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Clean  Monday/Kathara Deutera 2023

Our children celebrated Kathara Deutera on Monday, February 28th during Greek school.
They learned the tradition of K. Sarakosti and Father George spoke to the students about Lent.

Since 1913

Welcome to Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Connecticut!

Here you can discover information about our parish, culture, and Orthodox Christianity. Our Holy Trinity parish began with only a handful of families in 1913.  Our membership is diverse - one does not need to be Greek to become Orthodox. We hope that your journey here will be educational, informative, and spiritual and that it will lead our paths to cross.

A century of Faith

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