Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral Charlotte

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral Charlotte Rev. Fr. Jonathan Resmini, Ph.D. ~ Dean
Rev. Elefterios Plevrakis~ Associate
Rev. Jerry Hall ~ Retired
Dn. George Politis

Our Mission is to become faithful followers of Christ and thus active Greek Orthodox Christians by accepting and submitting to the Will of our Lord so that we may realize salvation and enter into the Kingdom of God. With the Grace of God, to provide a loving and caring Community where all belong to Christ, through worship, sacramental life, everyday spiritual discipline, sanctification, education, witness and fellowship.

It was a joyful weekend at Holy Trinity as we celebrated Pentecost and the Feast of the Holy Spirit. Our Panegyri was bl...
06/02/2026

It was a joyful weekend at Holy Trinity as we celebrated Pentecost and the Feast of the Holy Spirit. Our Panegyri was blessed with perfect weather, delicious food, and lots of ice cream, and our Philoptochos lovingly hosted a beautiful reception following Monday’s Divine Liturgy, where we were blessed to worship with clergy and faithful from our sister parishes. 

May the grace of the Holy Spirit continue to guide and strengthen us. Χρόνια Πολλά!

05/26/2026

Continuing our series: Questions with Father!

Each week, Father answers a question from our youth as we explore the Orthodox faith, deepen our understanding of the life of the Church, and see how our faith guides us in everyday life.

This week’s question: Can you explain how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all separate but one?

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Hello all,  with such an important topic I wanted to make a few refinements to what I said.

*the Father is the source (arche) and cause (aitia) of the Son and the Spirit.

* but the divine essence is fully and equally possessed by all three Persons eternally.

*the Son is eternally true God

*the Spirit is eternally true God

*never “less than” or derivative in a temporal or ontological sense.

*The Father eternally communicates the one divine essence to the Son through generation and to the Spirit through procession.

*The three Persons share one divine will eternally.

Χριστὸς Aνέστη! Christ is Risen! Congratulations to all of our 12th Grade graduates who we celebrated this past Sunday, ...
05/19/2026

Χριστὸς Aνέστη! Christ is Risen! 

Congratulations to all of our 12th Grade graduates who we celebrated this past Sunday, May 17th! We wish you many blessings as you enter your next chapter!

05/12/2026

Continuing our series: Questions with Father!

Each week, Father answers a question from our youth as we explore the Orthodox faith, deepen our understanding of the life of the Church, and see how our faith guides us in everyday life.

This week’s question: How do we better control our emotions?

05/05/2026

Continuing our series: Questions with Father!

Each week, Father answers a question from our youth as we explore the Orthodox faith, deepen our understanding of the life of the Church, and see how our faith guides us in everyday life.

This week’s question: What time do you come to church on Sunday?

Χριστὸς Aνέστη! Christ is Risen! Meet the Vision Team at the Vision Through Faith Town Hall meeting on Sunday May 3rd. W...
04/30/2026

Χριστὸς Aνέστη! Christ is Risen! 

Meet the Vision Team at the Vision Through Faith Town Hall meeting on Sunday May 3rd. We invite everyone to attend!
 
Vision Through Faith 2050 (VTF) is Holy Trinity’s strategic planning initiative, established by our Proistamenos to guide our long-term vision. By developing a comprehensive plan informed with parishioner input, we craft a blueprint that aligns ministries, facilities and resources across all campuses. This process ensures growth that is thoughtful, phased and sustainable over time and future generations.

04/29/2026

Continuing our series: Questions with Father!

Each week, Father answers a question from our youth as we explore the Orthodox faith, deepen our understanding of the life of the Church, and see how our faith guides us in everyday life.

This week’s question: How can we grow closer to God?

Address

600 East Boulevard
Charlotte, NC
28203

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 7:15am - 12pm

Telephone

(704) 334-4771

Website

https://linktr.ee/holytrinitycharlotte

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