Orthodox Churches in Warren, Ohio

Holy Resurrection, a Romanian parish in Warren, was founded in 1917, and the Greek parish of St. Demetrios says veneration of its patron has been present in its community for a century. St. Nicholas, a parish of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese, held its first Divine Liturgy on December 11, 1938. The parish bought a church on Vine Street in 1941, and Bishop Orestes P. Chornock dedicated it on June 7, 1942.

St. Nicholas later built a new church on North Road in Howland. A procession to the site in June 1986 began at Holy Resurrection, also on North Road, and construction was completed in December 1987. St. John the Baptist, a parish of the Orthodox Church in America, describes a membership that includes people born into the Church and people who came from other Christian traditions. St. Demetrios uses English and Greek, and the Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Eastern America has reported on the slava celebration of St. Elijah.