
Welcome to the web site of St. George Orthodox Church in Trumbull, Connecticut! We are a parish of the Albanian Archdiocese of the Orthodox Church in America. We invite you to explore our web site to learn more about us and about Orthodox Christianity.
Located just north of the Merritt Parkway in Trumbull, we are easily accessible from both Fairfield and New Haven Counties.
We welcome all visitors for worship and fellowship!

St. George recognized Fathers’s Day on Sunday, June 15th during Divine Liturgy. Prayers were offered for all of the living and departed fathers, stepfathers, sons, stepsons, husbands, brothers, stepbrothers, great grandfathers, great grandsons, grandfathers, grandsons, great-uncles, uncles, nephews, godfathers, and all those who "fathered" us in our time of need. Many Years! Për Shumë Vjet! Click onto the more information link below to view a few photos.
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Congratulations to our 2025 Graduates who recently completed their studies and graduated. We extend our best wishes to them for continued success!
Jessica Chadwick - graduated with Master of Science in Addiction Studies from Western Connecticut State University
Lauren Dionis – will be graduating in a few days from Greenwich High School
James Goetz - earned a Master in Finance from the University of Maryland
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St. George celebrated the Feast of Pentecost on Sunday, June 8th with Divine Liturgy, immediately followed by the Kneeling Vespers. The Feast commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit and is also seen as the culmination of the revelation of the Holy Trinity. St. George’s icon of this feast is located on the left. The Troparian for Pentecost: Blessed art You O Christ Our God / You have revealed the fishermen as most wise / By sending down upon them the Holy Spirit / Through them You drew the world into Your net / O Lover of Man, Glory to You! Click onto the more information link below to view a few photos.
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The St. George parish marked the end of the Church School year with a short Recognition Ceremony & Commencement on Sunday, June 1st after Divine Liturgy. The ceremony acknowledged and congratulated the students and our Altar Servers for their efforts over the past year. Additionally, special thanks go to Curt Dionis for coordinating the Church School program, and to Pauline Dionis, Nicole Dionis, Brooke & Sophie Dionis for all their efforts with teaching and assisting with the program coordination this past year. Click onto the more information link below to view a few photos.
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St. George commissioned an icon of St. George for our 100th Anniversary year. St. George was notified that we will be receiving a relic of St. George from the Albanian Orthodox Archdiocese in America during Divine Liturgy on June 22nd (the day we are celebrating our 100th Anniversary). The St. George relics will be enshrined in a small reliquary at the bottom of this icon.
On Sunday May 25th after Divine Liturgy, St. George received the icon from Dhimitri Cika, the iconographer who “wrote” the icon for us (in the Eastern Orthodox tradition, icons are said to be "written," not painted, emphasizing a spiritual and theological process rather than a purely artistic one). The reliquary will be enshrined in this icon and blessed during our 100th Anniversary celebration, and will be prepared for a final location in our church for parishioners to venerate. Click onto the more information link below to view a few photos of the receipt of this icon.
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We congratulate the members of our 2025 Parish Council who were installed into office today after Divine Liturgy by Bishop Nikodhim. They are: Laura Coughlin, Luba Csernica, Peter Dacey, Curt Dionis, Joseph Galich, Louise Karoli Gallagher, Catherine Hotova, Robert Lazar, and William Kovachi. Many Years! Për Shumë Vjet! Click onto the more information link below to view a few photos.
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On Sunday, May 25th, St. George recognized Memorial Day by praying for all of our deceased military veterans from the parish family. Memorial Day is a holiday that was established to officially remember those who have died in service to our country (Veterans Day was established to officially thank our living veterans). St. George expanded our remembrance to include all the deceased veterans of our “parish family”, adding relatives of our parish family that served in the military and are now deceased. Bishop Nikodhim, who served Divine Liturgy for us on this day, lead a Memorial service after Divine Liturgy for the 108 deceased military veterans from our parish family. Click onto the following to view the list of names: St George - Names of Deceased Military Veterans Memory Eternal! Please click onto the more information link below to view a few photos.
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On Sunday, March 18th after Divine Liturgy, the Teuta Ladies Society of St. George held its annual luncheon for its members at Old Towne Restaurant in Trumbull. This year marks the 94th year of the Teuta Society’s founding. The Teuta Ladies continue to be the most important driver of St. George’s fundraising, charitable, and social efforts. Click onto the more information link below to view several photos from the luncheon.