On Sunday mornings, we gather first for Orthros (Matins), a prayerful service of psalms, hymns, and Scripture that prepares the heart for worship. This is followed by the Divine Liturgy, the central act of Orthodox Christian worship, where we come together to glorify God, hear the Gospel, and receive spiritual nourishment. After services, everyone is invited to remain for fellowship time, offering an opportunity to meet clergy and parishioners, ask questions, and begin building relationships within our community.

Our worship follows the ancient Byzantine Orthodox tradition, shaped by centuries of prayer, sacred music, and symbolism. You will experience a reverent and contemplative environment marked by chant, iconography, and incense, all intended to draw us closer to God. While the services are rooted in tradition, our parish community is warm and attentive, and newcomers are welcomed with openness, patience, and genuine hospitality.

Saint Nectarios joyfully welcomes people from all backgrounds and walks of life. You do not need to be Orthodox, Greek, or familiar with our services to attend or participate in parish life. Whether you are exploring the Orthodox faith, visiting with family or friends, or simply seeking a place of prayer and community, you are invited to join us, observe, ask questions, and engage at a level that feels comfortable to you.