Visit
3500 W 106th StCarmel, IN 46032Gathering: Sunday 8:15am (Orthros)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Sunday8:15am · Orthros
- Sunday9:30am · Divine Liturgy
- ThursdayFirst Thursday of each month · Gyro Night
About
Summary
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, located at 3500 W. 106th St in Carmel, IN, is a vibrant Orthodox congregation founded in 1910. Learn more. The cathedral offers Sunday services at 8:15am (Orthros) and 9:30am (Divine Liturgy) services. Known for its welcoming community and beautiful Byzantine architecture, it hosts events like the annual Greek Festival and monthly Gyro Night on the first Thursday of each month. The cathedral is also praised for its warm and inclusive atmosphere, making it a welcoming place for visitors and new members.
Details
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral is a welcoming and active Orthodox congregation located in Carmel, Indiana. Founded in 1910 by a small group of Greek families, the cathedral has grown into a vibrant community with over 500 households. History reveals a journey from a rented space in Indianapolis to its current beautiful Byzantine structure, which was elevated to cathedral status. The cathedral is known for its rich tradition, beautiful iconography, and active community life. It offers a wide range of programs and ministries, including Church School, Greek School, youth groups, and various outreach initiatives. The cathedral hosts the annual Greek Festival, a popular event featuring Greek food, music, and cultural activities, and monthly Gyro Night on the first Thursday of each month. The welcoming priests and people create a warm and inclusive environment, making it a place where visitors feel at home and are encouraged to participate in the life of the parish.
From Faith Near Me
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Carmel, IN, offers a warm and inclusive community rooted in Orthodox tradition. Visitors will notice the striking Byzantine architecture and iconography that enrich the worship experience. Regular events like Gyro Night and the annual Greek Festival provide opportunities to engage with the congregation’s cultural and spiritual life.
Pros
- Welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for visitors and new members
- Notable Byzantine architecture and rich iconography
- Clear Sunday service times for Orthros and Divine Liturgy
- Family-friendly ministries including Church School and Greek School
- Community outreach initiatives like the St. Basil Food Pantry
- Cultural events such as the Greek Festival and monthly Gyro Night
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- Rizwan Syed Tirmizia year ago
A beautiful architecture located at 3500 W. 106th St. Carmel, IN 46032. One can visit as per the timings given.
- Fred Imhausen8 years ago
Big bounce houses were fun a5 the Greek Fest
- Samantha Kershaw6 years ago
Came for Greek Fest for the second year in a row. A beautiful church and welcoming priests and people. The Greek Fest is a must do every year. The food is outstanding as well as the opa beer! They have live music and dancers which is so fun to watch. The baklava cheesecake always sells out fast, so get there early!
- Cindy6 years ago
Church is beautiful, went for the Greek festival, big disappointment. No crafts or greek merchandise to purchase and food was mediocre at best, rather pricey and not a large variety. Not enough seating either, had to sit on the curb to eat my gyro which had so much onion on it I could taste anything else.
- Patrick Lee3 years ago
Beautiful Orthodox Cathedral. If you are Orthodox I recommend visiting, arrive early so you are able to see more of the iconography along the walls, ceilings,etc. Also of note, even for those who aren't necessarily interested in Orthodoxy, is the first Thursday of each month is 'Gyro Night'.
- Jeremy Mitchell2 years ago
These people know how to party. No matter the occasion, always felt welcome here though I’m not a church goer. This means a lot. Keep it up!
- Elijah McKnight7 years ago
The priests and the people are warm and welcoming, which was much needed due to a painful departure from a previous parish. It’s been a long time where I can say that I look forward to coming to church. I look forward to being integrated into the life of this parish.
- Dan Mata7 years ago
Idk ms. Sams at all. And ive been to a few churches. But if a church will just throw a woman and a kid out, no matter what the circumstances are, then what kind of church is this. Not one that id wanna go to. And they should be ashamed of themselves for that. And they threw them out without even finding out why they needed help. Well, ill never go to that church, cuz I have 2 girls. And I wouldn't want them to just throw us out, and have my daughter's ask me why they would do that. So if I was anybody. I wouldn't wanna go to a church like this, that could do that so easy.. And if I was them. I would be ashamed. Especially when iys supposed to be a church of god, but yet can throw a woman and a child out without finding out why.. And to ms. Sams. There are other churches that wouldn't do what this one did. And they will take you and yours in with open arms. And what gets me. Is it feels to me that what Ms. Sams said was true, because it took this church almost 8 months to respond. So, the way I see it, this church is guilty for what they did
- savage_mom 7778 years ago
Went to Greek fest and I really enjoyed myself. I loved the dome of the church. The inside of the church was beautiful.
- Mark Cornelius6 years ago
The church is iconography is absolutely wonderful you walk in and you are surrounded by icons concerning the Life of Christ and his Saints
Services and facilities
Services
- Church School
- Greek School
- Goya Youth Group
- Philoptochos Society
- St. Basil Food Pantry
- Choir
- Altar Boys
- Narthex Servers
- Hope/Joy Youth Group
- St. Basil Film Study
- Young Adults Group
- St. Paul Bible Study
- St. Herman’S Society
Facilities
- Byzantine Architecture
- Iconography
- Church School
- Choir
- Food Pantry
- Library
Events and programs
Greek Festival
Yearly
Annual event featuring Greek food, music, and cultural activities.
Gyro Night
Monthly
Monthly event on the first Thursday of each month.
Connect
- admin@htcindy.org
- office@htcindy.org
- Contact page
- Open contact page