Holy Trinity Orthodox Church HTOC

01/04/2026

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

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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!

09/13/2025

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

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02/16/2025

01/08/2025

The Blessing of Water
The Blessing of Water on Theophany, which our parish will observe this Sunday, takes us back to the start of God’s creation, when “the Spirit of God swept over the face of the waters” (Genesis 1:2).

And throughout the Bible, we find God acting through water. In the flood that Noah and family rode out, he used it to purge sin from the earth (Genesis 6:9-9:17). By parting the Red Sea, he freed Moses and the Hebrews from slavery while thwarting the chase of their Egyptian oppressors (Exodus 14:1-31). During their desert wanderings, he slaked their thirst with life-giving water drawn from lifeless rock (Numbers 20:1-11). And in the Jordan River by the hand of John the Baptizer, he revealed Christ Jesus to be his own Son, the bearer of his Spirit (Mark 1:9-11).

In our own day, God touched us through water in baptism, “the washing of rebirth and renewal by the Holy Spirit” (Titus 3:5), by which he has bonded us with Christ Jesus (Galatians 3:26-27) so that we can grow Christlike.

Water is the foundation of life, as both religion and science agree. Without it, life cannot exist or survive. In blessing water, the Church does not make some water magically “holy” apart from other water. In this sacred rite, it points out that all creation is a gift from God and meant to show his glory, and that by taking human form in Christ Jesus, God has embraced material existence to reclaim by his own presence what sin has polluted, so that all of life “may be filled with all the fullness of God” (Ephesians 3:19).

Gregory Orloff

12/24/2024

10/27/2024

GARAGE SALE
SATURDAY NOV 2
8 am - 2 pm
11200 Elgin Blvd Spring Hill, FL

05/15/2024

Garage sale
Saturday 5/18 9-3.