Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Chapel - Ruston (LA)

5 /5 Noula Rodakis: A chapel under the canonical jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, Metropolis of Denver.

5 /5 Dee Keltner: A remarkably beautiful, traditionally styled Greek Orthodox chapel commissioned and built by a Ruston native and falling under the canonical jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, Metropolis of Denver. If you ever find yourself in the neighborhood and have an interest in witnessing a church service whose roots date back over 2000 years from a denomination that can trace its lineage directly to Jesus Christ and his Apostles, you should stop by. Ask Mr. Rodakis any questions you may have.

5 /5 Dean Sullivan: Great people, great church

5 /5 steve rodakis: Please ignore the review posted by Fr. Brendan Pelphrey. He served the church for a short period of time, after which he walked out just before Great Lent in 2017 and has attempted to discredit the chapel and its members. He is no longer associated with the Metropolis of Denver, the governing authority of the chapel, which has been and now is canonically under the Metropolis of Denver. Services are open to all, and always have been. It is served by Father Ioanni Krokos of St. George Church in Shreveport, and comes to Ruston about every two weeks for services.

1 /5 Fr. Brendan Pelphrey: We appreciate all that the owners of Holy Trinity chapel have done for us over the years. Unfortunately the chapel is neither a parish nor a mission of the Greek Orthodox Church. It is a privately-owned chapel in which the owner invites a priest for occasional services, otherwise chanting his own lay services on Greek. For canonical liturgical services of Orthros (morning prayers) and Divine Liturgy on Sundays and feast days, or to learn about the Orthodox Church, inquirers should go to Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in West Monroe, Louisiana (traditional services are in English); or to one of the three canonical Orthodox parishes in Shreveport.