St. John Greek Orthodox Church is a warm, welcoming religious community. It has a variety of ways to become involved, with programs such as a senior group, women's group, Bible study, adult retreats, Greek dance group and youth groups. The church hosts a Greek Festival each year in November and runs a day school.
St. Stephen Orthodox Church held its first service on All Saints Sunday in June 1993 when two churches -- the Santa Clara Orthodox Mission and Vineyard Christian Fellowship -- merged into one parish. St. Stehphen's follows the teachings of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Reverends Patrick Jackson, Eugene Clark and Stephen Johnstone invite you to participate in classes or services offered at the church.
Lead by Fr. Emmanuel Pratsinakis, the Greek Orthodox Church of St. Thomas is a Catholic and Apostolic church offering traditional weekly worship services, Sunday school and Greek language school for children. The church also offers a variety of opportunities for community involvement through special events, youth programs and parties.
Located on West McMurray Road, All Saints Greek Orthodox Church is an orthodox parish in Western Pennsylvania. All Saint's schedule runs daily. Call for more information.
This picturesque church boasts a community hall, a bookstore and ministries for junior-high- and high-school-age youth, among other services and amenities. Reverend Father Michael Prevas makes his own appointments with parishioners, ensuring one-on-one attention for the community's spiritual needs, while church-led summer festivals, picnics and retreats bring members together.
St. James Armenian Church Evanston has served the largest concentration of the Armenian community in Chicago since 1944. The parish is located in the heart of downtown at the doorstep of the University. Its diverse congregation numbers about 200 people from all corners of the Armenian world--Turkey, the Middle East and the Republic of Armenia--as well as many downtown professionals and families who are third and fourth generation in the parish. St. James offers an active Sunday School and young adults group (ACYOA) as well as a Women's Guild and its Kousan Choir. The parish is best known as host of Evanston's annual Taste of Armenia Festival which draws more than 2,500 people of all ethnic backgrounds for a leisurely day of charcoal-grilled kebab and home-cooked Armenian delicacies, live music for dancing, special cultural presentations and games for the kids.
St. Mary Armenian Church is one of only five Armenian churches in New Jersey and draws members from several nearby counties. Led by Father Souin, who has been pastor for nine years, the church's motto is "The Little Church that Shares and Cares at Prayer." The Divine Liturgy is conducted in English and Armenian, with hymns sung in Armenian by a choir.
St. Mary parishioners have many opportunities to take part in Armenian cultural activities. In addition to a regular Sunday school, the church runs the Aratian Armenian School, which provides three levels of instruction (Pre-K/K, beginner, and intermediate) in Armenian language, history, dance and music. The church also has youth groups that emphasize Armenian heritage. Choreg (traditional Armenian bread), fresh from St. Mary's kitchen, is sold on Sundays, and Armenian food is a part of many church activities.
Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church is a local orthodox church. The church features youth ministers, youth sports teams, choir and weekly services. It welcomes all who are open to learning its ways.
The Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church has a robust congregation. They are known around New Rochelle for their elaborate and highly successful Greek Festivals once a year in the fall. The church also runs groups for women, married couples, seniors and kids.
Services are every day at 9:30 a.m. (Orthros) and 10-11 a.m. (Liturgy). On Sundays, there is fellowship and coffee in the community center immediately following the Divine Liturgy.
Holy Martyrs Armenian Apostolic Church holds religious services and activities for local members of the traditional Armenian Christian community. Established in 1960, the property has grown to include Ferrahian High School, the nation's first Armenian educational institution. The church shares the values of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America.
This Greek Orthodox Church opened its doors on September 29, 1957. The first service was celebrated on Christmas Eve with 12 worshipers and 4 board members. Today, St Constantine is lead by Rev. Dr. Steven J Callos and Rev. Peter Metallinos and 12 council members. All families are welcome and can request membership in person or online. Worship services are held on Saturdays and various days throughout the week for special occasion. All dates and times are listed on their Web site. This parish recently started an education program from pre-k until 2nd grade. The first class consisted of 25 students in attendance. This is conveniently located on Mayfield Road in a residential neighborhood with on street parking or in the lot.
Armenian Apostolic Church is located on the 38000 block of Vista Dunes Drive in Rancho Mirage. The church offers community outreach programs for the homeless, as well as youth and prison ministries.
This parish is located on the corner of 103rd Street and Kolmar Avenue. St. Nicholas operates several youth programs, evening adult Bible study groups and choir practices. It also erected Dochios Kamberos Community Center annexed to the church, which features a large gym for recreational activities.