Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
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About Us | Holy Trinity Orthodox Christian Church Holy Trinity Orthodox Church - Elmira Heights, NY HTOC - Elmira Heights, NY Home Orthodoxy Services Bulletins Stewardship Media Videos Photos Directions About Us Cemetery Contacts HTOC | OCA At the turn of the century, immigrants from the Austro-Hungarian and Russian Empires settled in and around Elmira, NY. They worked in local foundries, textile mills, iron works and the US Steel Bridge works. Initially they worshipped with other Slavic people at the Ukrainian Church on 14th street which was served by clergy sent from Binghamton, NY. Over timSource ↗
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