Building up the Church beyond our parish.
Holy Trinity is a community of Orthodox Christians seeking to glorify God by proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ in its entirety to all people in the Centre Region and beyond.
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Our Mission...
Fullness of Worship
Prayer is the essence of Orthodox Christian life.
The daily, weekly, and yearly cycles of the Church, complete with its feasts, fasts, services, and Biblical readings, incorporate us into the mystery and life of our Lord and Savior.
Experience the fullness of Orthodox worship.
The daily, weekly, and yearly cycles of the Church, complete with its feasts, fasts, services, and Biblical readings, incorporate us into the mystery and life of our Lord and Savior.
Experience the fullness of Orthodox worship.
Teaching and Fellowship
Early Christians devoted themselves to koinonia, or “common life”. We endeavor to do the same.
With more than two dozen ministries, Holy Trinity provides many opportunities to spiritually grow through mutual support and edification.
Find the ministry that's right for you.
With more than two dozen ministries, Holy Trinity provides many opportunities to spiritually grow through mutual support and edification.
Find the ministry that's right for you.
Intentional Outreach
We serve Christ by fulfilling His Commission
to make disciples and minister to the least of His brethren. At Holy Trinity, we are committed to proclaiming the Gospel and bringing the light and love of Christ to the Penn State community.
See how we accomplish this.
to make disciples and minister to the least of His brethren. At Holy Trinity, we are committed to proclaiming the Gospel and bringing the light and love of Christ to the Penn State community.
See how we accomplish this.
Sacrificial Stewardship
Genuine faith requires right worship (Jn. 4:23-4), and because Truth is a Person, Orthodox prayer offers an encounter with the Risen Jesus Christ. Emulating Him, we support the work of His Church by pouring out our time and talents.
Orthodoxy: Why does “true worship” matter?
Orthodoxy: Why does “true worship” matter?
