Holy Trinity Orthodox Church HTOC
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A parish of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of North America. Jesus kept his invitation simple. At Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, so do we.
Just “come and see.”
"Come and see" was Jesus' invite for the curious back in his day (John 1:39) — and it's ours at Holy Trinity Orthodox Church today. We're a little church with a big heart and room for all, where Jesus nourishes modern lives through ancient roots, as a parish of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of North America within the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople. Whether you are an Orthodox Christian looking for a parish home, interested in the Orthodox Faith, or would simply like to stop by and check us out - EVERYONE is welcome. So just come and see, as Jesus said. Check us out. We're looking forward to meeting you!
05/17/2026
Congratulations Father Alexis!
Holy Week and Pascha at HTOC!
Sunday, April 5 · 9:30 a.m.
Palm Sunday: Entry of Christ Jesus into Jerusalem
Divine Liturgy and Blessing of Palms and Willows
Wednesday, April 8 · 12 noon
Holy Wednesday
Holy Unction: Anointing Service of Healing
Thursday, April 9 · 9:30 a.m.
Holy Thursday
Vespers and Divine Liturgy: Last Supper of Christ Jesus
Thursday, April 9 · 6 p.m.
Holy Thursday
Matins of the Passion Gospels
Friday, April 10 · 6 p.m.
Good Friday
Vespers: Burial of Christ Jesus
Saturday, April 11 · 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Holy Saturday
Vigil: Personal Prayer at the Tomb of Christ Jesus
Sunday, April 12 · 9 a.m.
Pascha: Resurrection of Christ Jesus
Matins, Divine Liturgy, and Blessing of Easter Baskets
03/15/2026
Special Lenten Services
During Great Lent, our parish will hold these special services to feed our souls during this season of repentance and renewed relationship with God:
The Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts gives us opportunity to be nourished with Holy Communion on weekdays of Great Lent, when the Divine Liturgy is not held. Come, receive Jesus as your food and drink.
All Souls Divine Liturgy and Memorial Service offers us pause to remember before God “all those who have gone before us in faith,” because death does not end the baptismal bond we share as members of the Church, the body of Christ: “Alive or dead, we still belong to the Lord” (Romans 14:8). Come, pray for your departed loved ones in light of God’s promise of resurrection.
The Moleben to the Holy Cross is a prayer service in honor of the role that Jesus’ cross played in his death, and thus his resurrection, which broke death’s grip on humankind. The word moleben comes from the Church Slavic verb moliti, which means “to pray.” Come, honor Christ crucified for your sake before his holy cross.
The Canon of Repentance by Saint Andrew of Crete lyrically covers a sweeping spectrum of Biblical cases of sin and repentance to inspire our own change of heart and mind in a more Godward direction. Come, learn through song and prayer the meaning of repentance — the very goal of Great Lent.
The Akathist to Mary the Virgin Birthgiver of God is a poetic hymn in 13 stanzas that honors her role in the incarnation — God’s embodiment as a human being in the person of Christ Jesus. The word akathist comes from a Greek word that means “without sitting,” as originally the congregation — aside from the elderly and the ailing — stood through it out of respect for Jesus’ virgin mother. Come, honor Mary as a model of faith at this special service.
A bit of news we have for you—
A BAKELESS BAKE SALE is coming through!
With life so busy, who has time
To bake up treats both sweet and prime?
If you add up the time and cost—
Flour, sugar, energy lost—
Baking for sales is quite a feat,
When everyone’s plate is already complete.
So here’s a plan we think is sweet—
And one we hope you’ll find a treat.
Instead of cookies, cakes, or pies,
Just send the cost—we won’t disguise!
To join the fun, it’s easy as can be:
Place your donation—big or small—inside the envelope,
And send it to Holy Trinity Orthodox Church by 1/18/26.
Your gift helps our community grow with pride.
With no mess, no stress, you’ve done your part,
And given with a generous heart.
Thanks for supporting our BAKELESS BAKE SALE—
Together, we all help our cause prevail!
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
11200 Elgin Boulevard
Spring Hill, FL 34608
Attention: Karen Ragone
12/27/2025
Start your new year with God who says: “Behold, I make all things new!” (Revelation 21:5). Worship with us at Holy Trinity Orthodox Church (11200 Elgin Boulevard in Spring Hill) 9:30 a.m. on Sundays. All are welcome!
12/06/2025
Jesus is the reason for the season! Celebrate Christmas with us at Holy Trinity Orthodox Church (11200 Elgin Boulevard in Spring Hill): Compline, Carols, and Divine Liturgy at 9 a.m. Thursday, December 25, 2025. All are welcome!
In Memoriam
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
11200 Elgin Boulevard • Spring Hill, Florida
September 13, 2025
Resurrection
With sadness tempered by trust and hope
in God’s promise of resurrection
pledged to us in Christ Jesus,
we share the news that
fellow parishioner and brother in Christ
Denis Pizza
died on Friday, September 12, 2025.
Eternal memory and blessed rest to him!
Funeral arrangements are now underway.
We will send a follow-up message
as soon as dates and times are finalized.
In the meantime, please pray for
Denis, his widowed wife Chanrath,
his sons Franklin and Jefferson,
and all their family and friends
as they mourn their loss.
Alive or dead, we still belong to the Lord.
Romans 14:8
02/16/2025
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11200 Elgin Boulevard
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34608
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