Orthodox Churches in Troy, Michigan

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was founded in Detroit in 1936, moved to Troy in 1992, and consecrated its building complex in 1996. Serbian Orthodox Church Saint Petka Vratnica was established to serve immigrants from Vratnica, a village in the Tetovo area. Their community in Detroit began forming in the 1920s; the congregation was founded in 1979, held services in a Detroit chapel from 1991, and laid the cornerstone of its Troy church in 2003.

Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox Church is a parish of the Romanian Orthodox Metropolia of the Americas. St. Nicholas Romanian Orthodox Church consecrated its church on September 19, 2015, with Archbishop Nathaniel of the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America officiating; the old church on that site had belonged to a Chinese Baptist congregation. St. George Orthodox Church, a parish of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, posts readings and articles in English and Arabic.