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Welcome to Holy Trinity! Within the last several years, our congregration has grown as we welcomed new Serbian immigrants as well as members of St. Mary Serbian Orthodox Church of Clairton and St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church of Knoxville when those churches closed. Holy Trinity Cathedral is part of the Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Eastern America, under the leadership of His Grace the Right Reverend Irinej (Dobrijevic), and the Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox Church, located in Belgrade, Serbia. We welcome you to visit us! Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Cathedral 
Stay In Touch! 
Would you like to be kept informed of happenings at Holy Trinity Cathedral? We are gathering e-mail addresses and phone numbers to be used to distribute information by e-mail and by automated phone calls. If you would like to have your e-mail address and/or phone number added to the list, please send an e-mail message to info@htsoc.com or call the Church Office at 412-882-3900. Learn Serbian! 
Serbian Language Classes Offered Online
The Academic Serbian Association offers an accredited online Serbian Language class. One free, one-hour language class is offered via Skype. Click here for the application and get more information on the Association's website: www.asasocijacija.com. (This information was sent to the Cathedral from Protodeacon Anicic of our Eastern Orthodox Diocese.)
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Upcoming Services & Events 
Sunday, May 21
10:00 am - Divine Liturgy
Wednesday, May 24 - Sts. Cyril and Methodius
10:00 am - Divine Liturgy
Thursday, May 25 - Ascension of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
10:00 am - Divine Liturgy
Sunday, May 28
10:00 am - Divine Liturgy
HTC News! Save the Date! Sunday, June 4th - HTC Slava (Pentecost); honored Kumovi will be Bob and Nancy Topich; details to follow.
Note: Bible Study with Father George has been cancelled until further notice. It will resume at a later date, to be determined.
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Sunday Liturgy LIVE! 
Click here to view our Sunday Liturgy LIVE starting at 10:00 a.m. You can also get there from our Liturgy tab above In addition to our website, it can also be viewed on Facebook here The video will only be available during services. Here is the weekly bulletin, including the Epistle and Gospel. Donations using PayPal or credit cards are greatly appreciated ... thank you! Your Support Is Important! Our Cathedral continues to need your support. If you have not donated recently, please consider doing so. The church board has established an electronic payment method through PayPal or credit card for one-time donations (see above) or you can enroll in the e-Tasa program to have a regular amount donated to the church weekly or monthly. Information about electronic donations to the Cathedral, including an e-Tasa signup form, is available from this home page under "Forms for You!"
Forms for You 
For a membership application, click here to download and print. For an electronic authorization payment form for dues and/or TASA, click here to download and print. Neighborhood Resilience Project 
We are pleased to announce that HTC will now be coordinating with the Neighborhood Resilience Project. The Neighborhood Resilience Project has a faith-based affiliation with the Orthodox Christian Church through a relationship with Saint Moses the Black Orthodox Church in the Hill District. The church provides pastoral support and spiritual direction as well as limited legal oversight. Father Paul Abernathy and his wife, Presbytera Christina, oversee this neighborhood project and are incredibly grateful to expand our relationship with them and very appreciative of what has been delivered to their parish to date. Paula Winowich had the opportunity to visit their church, food pantry, and meet with the several volunteers on site. Their pantry is open to the community M-W-F, from 11:00-3:00, and they also pack food bags to deliver to local schools for the students. They have several volunteer opportunities for our parish as well as our church school. More details to follow. Click here to visit their website. Their specific needs currently are non-perishable protein food items (peanut butter, tuna, chicken, etc.), as well as new or lightly worn seasonal (winter) clothing. Please continue to bring non-perishables, as well as any seasonal clothing, and Paula will plan for delivery. |