Debreceni Szent Háromság Templom - Debreceni Szent Háromság Templom

I didn't go there

This is good because there are lots of pokes here because it is a poketop.

Beautiful little church in the thick of houses! Worth checking out.

Good place

This is our Orthodox Church. It is small, cozy and already prayed. People of different nationalities come here. And everyone can read the main prayer in their native language.

By the 1920s, the majority of the Orthodox Greek-Oriental population living in Hungary had become fully Hungarian. However, the language of worship remained Greek and the higher ecclesiastical authorities did not even support the operation of independent Hungarian parishes. Their case was reassured in 1949, when they were brought under the jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate - at which time the liturgical use of the Hungarian language became possible. Believers of the Orthodox Christian Church have been present in Debrecen since the Middle Ages, their numbers continued to grow after World War I and they had a small chapel in two places in the city. This church, which was their first independent church in 2012, was built from an outbuilding. The dome was made from the donation of Iván Fedák and his wife, Svetlana Petrinku, as well as the faithful of Debrecen. The ward choir was organized for church services. The believers are of Hungarian, Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Armenian, etc. nationality, so the languages ​​of worship are Hungarian, Greek, and Church Slavonic.

Interesting little church that was built from a garage and eventually consecrated. I was looking for a geocache because there is a hiding place here as well. And so, according to the eternal geo gold spitting: if there was no geocaching, I might never have known that this church existed at all.