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Worship at St. Nectarios

Orthodox worship joins Scripture, prayer, hymns, icons, incense and the Sacraments in a living encounter with Christ. Everything in our parish begins here, at the Holy Altar.

Sunday Services

Orthros (Matins-Morning Service) 8:15am
Divine Liturgy (Holy Communion) 9:30am

The Divine Liturgy at St. Nectarios
Parishioners filling the church during a service

The Divine Liturgy

The Divine Liturgy, or Holy Eucharist, is the central service of the Orthodox Church. “Eucharist” means thanksgiving, and “liturgy” means the work of the people: we come not as spectators but as one community offering worship to the Holy Trinity.

Most Sundays we celebrate the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom. The Liturgy of St. Basil the Great is offered ten times a year, and during Great Lent the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts is celebrated on weekdays.

Sunday worship begins with Orthros (Matins), a service of psalms, hymns and the Resurrection Gospel. Vespers and feast-day services prepare us for the great days of the Church year.

What You Will Experience

Orthodox worship engages the whole person.

For Visitors

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

Holy Communion is received by baptized and chrismated Orthodox Christians who have prepared and are in communion with the Church. At the end of the Liturgy, everyone is welcome to receive antidoron, the blessed bread.

Ask a greeter for a service book. It is also perfectly fine simply to watch, listen and pray.

Both are used in our services. Service books help you follow along.

Yes. Sunday services are livestreamed on our YouTube channel.

Worship With Us

Come and experience the beauty, prayer and community of the Orthodox Church.