Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church Is A Pretty Place Of Worship In Montana
If you had to make a guess on the oldest operating church in Montana, what would come to mind? You might be surprised to learn that it’s a Serbian Orthodox church in Butte. Holy Trinity Church is almost as old as the state itself, and it’s absolutely gorgeous inside.

Butte was once home to a large population of Serbian immigrants, and they built the second Serbian Orthodox church in North America.

Then, in 1959, the massive Hebgen Lake earthquake caused further damage. The church was razed in 1964, and the new building was constructed the following year.
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Even from the outside, this church is certainly eye-catching.
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Stunning art covers every single inch of it, and it's incredible to look at.

Six iconographers from Belgrade, Serbia spent a whopping 14 months on the artwork, which was completed between 2003 and 2006. Iconographers are considered to be holy people and are not allowed personal expression in their artwork.

They have services at 10 a.m. on Sunday mornings, and you're also welcome to schedule a private tour.
Did you know this gorgeous place of worship existed right here in Montana? Learn more about the church’s mission, services, and history — or better yet, schedule a tour — on the church’s website.
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2100 Continental Dr, Butte, MT 59701, USA