Νῦν αἱ δυνάμεις τῶν οὐρανῶν
Worship & services
The Church prays without ceasing. Here is the week as we keep it, and the months ahead.
The Week
The week, kept in prayer
The doors open before every service. Come a little early; stay for coffee hour after.
- Mon Divine Liturgy
- Sun Festival Setup Day 1
- Sun Vespers
- Mon Divine Liturgy
- Wed Annual Greek Festival
- Sun Vespers
New here?
What to expect
- What time should I arrive?
- Anytime works. Most arrive a few minutes before Liturgy at 9:30; Orthros (which begins at 8:40) is sung throughout and you can slip in quietly.
- What do I wear?
- Modest and comfortable. There is no dress code.
- May I receive communion?
- Blessed bread (antidoron) is offered to everyone after Liturgy. The Eucharist itself is for Orthodox Christians who have prepared by prayer, fasting, and confession.
- How long does Sunday Liturgy last?
- About 90 minutes, plus coffee hour after. Children come and go; nobody minds.
- When is the next great feast?
- Pascha (Easter) and Christmas anchor the year, with feasts of the Theotokos and the saints throughout. Subscribe below to keep the whole calendar in front of you.
Plan your first visit
Just come
Show up. Sit anywhere. Stay for coffee.
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