This church is AMAZING…read more Both my wife and I loved the service and the passionate people who make up such a great and welcomed addition to the city of Lowell!! Being 1st time guest we were warmly welcomed by the church's body of both other consistent parishioners, Pastor and Elder. The church building itself is large, bright, and has a club (not like Webster hall) like auto system It's also nicely laid out. Extra space for the kids to run around and play a simple game is catch with a small nerve foot ball in side a church.....Yes you read that right play foot ball inside a church. How could you not love this??? God and NFL. You get the vibe from looking at the outside of the building that this is a True church that was build for the decades to follow and updated with love, passion and attention to every last detail. I was immediately hit with the sense that something very special is going on in this place. Bigger then any one can really wrap there mind around in my opinion The whole church not just the building but more importantly the body that makes up the church has an amazing and truly inspirational story. I believe that the church is only as big, spiritual, humble, and loving as the people who worship there and you will find all of these people in this House of God. The pastor him self is very laid back, down to earth and personable. (3words same meaning I know) He has been gifted with a naturally organic gift to spread The Gospel. Is it bad if I say I would grab a beer with him?? He's sermon become full circle when he applied a teaching that the Bible tells us occurred over 2K years ago and brought it home when he told us how we all have Spears throw at us in our daily life and gave us ways spears can be low point we face daily. He also made a valid point when it was said it's how we face those challenging times that make us better. It's about pulling the spares out of the wall or keeping it in and not questioning Gods well. (Kinda wordy but I can't seem to put this paragraph in less words) I would be bat $hi% crazy and need to see Chip the church's sole elder and Medical Doctor if he was a psychologist (he's not he's a vascular surgeon) if I did not mention the music leader. I know the entire music staff is truly gifted, it takes a LOT to go on stage and sing, but I did not hear there voices well. Back to the music leader- Her voice is powerful enough to transmit and carries through out this large church. She has tones of grit and grace If that make any sense. I was setting there and just said to my self her voice is gracefully grit. What a gift/talent she has!!! She is not only singing but playing the keyboard. She writes her own songs and dose not sing your grandfathers Christian music, hers is upbeat and happy. The music is sang with beauty and such grace. The songs have deep really deep meaningful meaning that are put up on a huge projector on stage. The church has a growing congregation it seem as they had about 50/60 people when I want today. They just launched in November of 2015. Here's what I loved the most; all the people were unique in there own God given way. Young, old, Black, Asian, Hispanic, White. Christians, Catholics and maybe even non- believers. Just a great group of people that care for one another enjoying great music followed by a well thought out sermon given by a man who dose not make it seem like he's giving you Bible lessons but more friendly wisdom that happens to be in a church and he is just so happens to be a Christian Pastor You can't afford not to go to this church. My wife and I are looking forward to going again at some point hopefully be able to partake in the Lord's Last Supper as they don't do it weekly. We're Also looking forward to seeing the fully immersion Baptisms and in the words of Chip "The BIG banquet that follows."

we welcome all! be the church of unconditionally loving…read moreJesus justice & love come and grow and serve

If your looking for a great church THAT WELCOMES EVERYBODY and all are friendly, this is the place…read moreto go. Service is at 10 and a small coffee hour after. Just come try it out, get closer to God in a fun way with great people. God Bless

Beautiful, very old church with stunning stained glass windows and detailed stations of the cross…read more I grew up here, went to Saint Michael's school in the 70's, sang in the choir, got married here and visit every time I come back. Thankful they are still open. It's very peaceful inside.

Attended a first communion here recently. Parking is horrible because there is hardly any parking…read morearound the church. It's a large church but from the back very hard to see the priest or hear him. Beautiful church though. When it's time to accept the host, there is no order and people walk back the same way they came up to the alter. It was a mess. The first communion was nice, even after I couldn't hear a word from priest or see him. I'll bet most parishioners live in the neighborhood and just walk to the church. Big huge room downstairs with dated bathrooms.

I first visited Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church a little over a year ago for the funeral of a…read morevery close friend. The priest's eloquence and calming voice left a deep impression on me. Raised Catholic but not practicing for many years, I was struck by how different the service felt from what I had known. The sense of spirituality and connection to something greater than myself was profound--something I hadn't experienced in a long time. Since then, I've returned twice for memorial services, and each time the clergy, staff, and parish community have been incredibly welcoming and gracious.

Listed as a National Historic Landmark in 1977, as the first structure built to house Greek…read moreOrthodox worship in the United States. How's that for history? And it's located inside the Lowell National Historic Park, which hopefully means it's safe from demolition or sale. It was built to serve an ever-increasing population of Greek immigrants in the Lowell area beginning in the late 19th century.The gilded dome is a local landmark and the church itself represents Byzantine style architecture. The service we attended was fairly modern, considering the traditional style usually found in this type of church. The crowd was mixed ages and the priest had a decent sense of humor. The organ and choir in the rafters above was heavenly, and the paintings, mosaics and stained glass found within the structure are definitely out of this world. Sunday activities are from 9am - 12pm, with a coffee social in the basement afterwards. Everyone is really nice, so check it out some Sunday and stay to admire the architecture and decor inside, plus you might even learn a thing or two ;)