Greek Orthodox Churches of America in Connecticut
Explore Greek Orthodox churches across Connecticut, including parish locations, communities, history, and traditions.
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Bridgeport
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Danielson
Saint Basil the Great Greek Orthodox Church of New Haven
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Norwich
Archangels Greek Orthodox Church of Stamford
Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church of Bristol
Saint George Cathedral of Hartford
Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Church of New London
Saint Barbara Greek Orthodox Church of Orange
Three Hierarchs Chapel of Storrs
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church of Danbury
Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of New Britain
Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of Norwalk
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Stamford
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Waterbury
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Greek Orthodox churches are in Connecticut?
There are 15 Greek Orthodox churches listed in Connecticut. Browse each parish's location and details in the directory above.
Which Greek Orthodox Metropolis oversees churches in Connecticut?
Greek Orthodox churches in Connecticut fall under the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Boston, which oversees parishes throughout the New England region.
What is one of the earliest Greek Orthodox churches in Connecticut?
St. George Greek Orthodox Church in New Britain, established in 1915, is among Connecticut's earliest Greek Orthodox parishes. Hartford's own Greek community relied on St. George for spiritual guidance before establishing its own parish.
Is there a Greek Orthodox chapel on a Connecticut university campus?
Yes. The Three Hierarchs Greek Orthodox Chapel opened in 1995 in Storrs as part of the Center for Hellenic Studies at the University of Connecticut, making it the first and only Greek Orthodox church and Hellenic studies center located on an American state university campus.
When did Greek immigration to Connecticut begin?
Greek immigration to Connecticut traces back to 1895, when Christos Koutsoheris became the first Greek immigrant to settle in New Haven. The Greek population in the state grew from 121 in that period to 614 by 1904.
