Holy Trinity Orthodox Church

Embracing the fullness of the Orthodox faith, Holy Trinity maintains a Western liturgical heritage, using the approved Divine Liturgy of St. Tikhon, an Orthodox correction of the Liturgy of the Church in England, and the Divine Liturgy of St. Gregory, one of the oldest liturgies in constant use in the Church.

While the Orthodox Church is unfamiliar to many, it is the Church which has remained faithful to the Apostolic faith and practice since the day of Pentecost. It is the same faith and practice followed in England until the Great Schism, which saw Rome tragically separated from the other ancient Patriarchates of the Church. With some 250-300 million members worldwide, holy Orthodoxy is the full expression of the Church as the place for the healing of souls, through keeping the commandments of Christ and partaking of the grace of the Mysteries or Sacraments our Lord provided to His Church.

Holy Trinity Church meets on Sundays in the Fort Early Room of the Quality Inn at 3125 Albert Lankford Drive in Lynchburg. The Sunday liturgical cycle begins with First Vespers (Evening Prayer) at 5:30 pm on Saturday evenings at Andrewes Chapel, Ferrar House (114 Yeardley Ave) and continues on Sunday at the Quality Inn with Matins (Morning Prayer) at 9:30 am. The Divine Liturgy (Holy Eucharist) is at 10:00 am, followed by Adult and Children’s Classes. We welcome visitors to all of these services.

We invite you to experience worship of God the Holy Trinity according to the ancient Western forms, tied not to the spirit of the age, but to the practice of the ages.