Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church, Brooklyn (East New York)
Свято-Троицкая церковь (Бруклин, Ист-Нью-Йорк)
The parish was founded in 1909 by immigrants from Belarus who had settled in the East New York section of Brooklyn. The present onion-domed church at the corner of Glenmore and Pennsylvania Avenues was built in 1935; the architect is unknown. In the late 1950s the interior was redecorated with murals by iconographer Pimen Sofronoff.
Приход основан в 1909 году выходцами из Белоруссии, поселившимися в бруклинском районе Ист-Нью-Йорк. Нынешняя церковь с луковичными главами на углу Гленмор-авеню и Пенсильвания-авеню построена в 1935 году; архитектор не установлен. В конце 1950-х годов интерьер заново расписал иконописец Пимен Софронов.
Property abroad
EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerHoly Trinity parish (Diocese of New York and New Jersey, Orthodox Church in America)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1935
StatusIn use
As of2026-10
The parish directory of the Orthodox Church in America (2026 edition) lists the parish as active at 400 Glenmore Avenue; services are mostly in Church Slavonic.
- Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, New York — Orthodox Church in America, parish directory (2026)
Map
Sources
- Building of the Day: 400 Glenmore Avenue — Brownstoner, 20 November 2013
- Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, New York — Orthodox Church in America, parish directory (2026)
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