Worship

O Come, let us Worship and bow down before our King and God.
O Come, let us worship and bow down before Christ, our King and God.
O Come, let us worship and bow down to Christ Himself, our King and God.

This invitation marks the beginning of each day for the Orthodox Church. It comes from the office of Vespers, and it expresses the attitude which is at the heart of Orthodoxy. The Worship of God - the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, - is fundamental to the life and spirit of the Orthodox Church. Learn More»

Service Schedule

Sundays: Orthros (Matins): 8:30 AM | Divine Liturgy: 9:30 AM

Feastdays on Weekdays: Orthros (Matins): 8:45 AM | Divine Liturgy: 9:30 AM

Wednesday: Bible Study 10:00-11:15am;  Paraclesis and Anointing with Holy Oil 6:30pm

Saturday: Bible Study 6:30am-7:45am;  Vespers 5:30pm

 

Saints, Feasts, and Readings for 9/26/2017

The Falling Asleep of St. John the Evangelist and Theologian

John 21:14-25

St. John's First Universal Letter 4:12-19

John 19:25-27; 21:24-25

The Falling Asleep of St. John the Evangelist and Theologian; Removal of the Honorable Head of Apostle Andrew the First-Called

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A Year in the Life of our Church Family

Monthly Bulletin
Monthly Message
September 01, 2017 -
New Beginnings. September is the start of a new Ecclesiastical Year. September is the start of a new school year. September is when the summer comes to a close, and we get back into our normal routine with activities at the Church.

 

Recent Sermons
September 10, 2017 -
Are the end times coming? We are living through unprecedented hurricanes with Harvey and Irma. We witness a massive 8.1 earthquake in Mexico. Raging wildfires in Oregon and the Northeast are threatening. Ongoing wars in Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Iraq, as well as many other places around the world. The unthinkable threat of nuclear disaster, especially now with North Korea. Are the end times coming?
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September 03, 2017 -
I begin my sermon today with this introduction about how all of creation is affected by the fallen world we live in, because this past week we witnessed what the National Weather Service called an “unprecedented and beyond anything experienced” natural disaster with Hurricane Harvey. Imagine, more than 52 inches of rain falling in such a short span of time, a record for the continental United States.
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Our Orthodox Faith
Our Faith

History
The Church has her origin with Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, not with a human teacher, or group, nor a code of conduct or religious philosophy. Learn more»

 

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