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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about visiting St. Nectarios and Orthodox parish life. Don’t see your question? The Parish Office is happy to help.

St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church

Visiting and Worship

Orthros (Matins-Morning Service) begins at 8:15am and the Divine Liturgy (Holy Communion) at 9:30am. Check the calendar for feast days and special services.

No. Everyone is welcome to attend services and pray with us.

Dress respectfully and comfortably. Modest attire is appropriate; no special clothing is required.

Of course. Children are a valued part of parish worship and family life.

Holy Communion is for baptized and chrismated Orthodox Christians who have prepared to receive. Everyone may receive antidoron, the blessed bread offered at the end of the Liturgy.

Ask a greeter for a service book, or simply watch, listen and pray.

Yes, on our YouTube channel and Facebook page.

Parish Life and Planning

See How to Join on our Welcome page, then call the office to meet with a priest.

Visit the Day School, Sunday School or Greek School page for current registration.

Call the Parish Office before choosing a date. See Sacraments for more.

Yes. Take the virtual tour on our Host an Event section and contact the office for availability.

Yes. Our blessed prayer path with icon stations is open to the community. Contact the office for where and when to enter.

Share your interests and availability with the office. See Volunteer.

The parish calendar, the weekly bulletin (Saturdays, 4:00 p.m.) and the St. Nectarios app (keyword: stnectariosapp).

Still Have a Question?

The Parish Office will help or connect you with the right person.