Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM

There is no formal dress code — many people wear business casual. Wear what you feel is respectful and comfortable.

Come in and find a comfortable spot to sit or stand. No is no expectation for you to do anything else.

You may see people lighting candles, crossing themselves, or kissing icons — you're welcome to do so if you wish, but there's no pressure. Observing quietly is completely fine. Participate only in the parts you feel comfortable with.

Holy Communion is reserved for active Orthodox Christians who have prepared through confession and prayer. As a guest, you may be offered extra blessed bread and wine (not communion) after the service as a sign of hospitality — please feel welcome to receive this or not at at your leisure.

We gather for fellowship, lunch, and coffee — a great opportunity to connect and share stories. Please come and join — we’d love to meet you!

Not at all. Everyone is welcome — whether you're Orthodox, from another Christian background, or not Christian at all. As long as you’re curious you are welcome!

We love having children in church! There’s no need to worry if they make a bit of noise — it’s the sound of life.

For infants, babies, and toddlers who might need extra attention or a break, we also have a cozy nursery space at the back of the church. It’s equipped with a change table, toys, and seating. Guests are more than welcome to use it at their leisure — no need to ask or feel self-conscious.

Sunday service is usually an hour and a half. (10am-11:30am)

Lunch Fellowship usually runs from 11:30pm-12:30pm.

During the service itself, not really — we encourage you simply to observe and take it all in. Orthodox worship is rich with beauty, movement, music, and symbolism. Use all your senses and let yourself be immersed in the experience — there's no need to understand everything right away.

That said, we’re always happy to answer your questions afterward. From 12:30 to 1:00 PM every Sunday, Fr. Yuri hosts a relaxed and welcoming Q&A session specifically for visitors and inquirers. Please feel free to stay — we’d love to have you join us!

Yes! There is a parking lot behind the church off Warren Avenue with space for about 25 vehicles. You’ll also find free street parking available along Warren Avenue and nearby side streets.

Join the club! It’s perfectly ok if you end up arriving late. Simply enter whenever you arrive and join us. There’s no need to feel self-conscious — we’re just glad you’re here. Life happens!

You’re in the right place. Participating in Orthodox worship doesn’t require you to have everything figured out — not even close. After all, babies and toddlers are fully part of our services, and they don’t know what they believe either!

As long as you're willing to come and listen with an open heart, you’re exactly where you need to be.

Of course! Many people feel more comfortable visiting with someone. All are welcome, whether it’s their first time in church or their hundredth.

Yes. Completely.

No special preparation is needed — just come as you are. If you’d like to let us know you're coming, we’d be happy to greet you personally.