St. Nicholas Orthodox Church began in June 1998 as a mission effort of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA. in November 2007, St. Nicholas Orthodox Parish was welcomed as a full-fledged Parish of the UOC of USA.
VISITORS
Visitors are welcome at all services. We look forward to meeting you and our ushers are available for any questions at the entrance. Here is our parish COVID Protocol.
Visitors are welcome at all services. We look forward to meeting you and our ushers are available for any questions at the entrance. Here is our parish COVID Protocol.
St Nicholas is a parish of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church USA , Ecumenical Patriarchate.
We Invite You to Worship With Us!
Sunday Services
9:00am: 3rd & 6th Hours
9:30am: Divine Liturgy
Vespers Saturday at 5pm
9:30am: Divine Liturgy
Vespers Saturday at 5pm
Coming Up
Fast Free Week June 4 - 10
Anniversary Celebration
Friday, June 9: Great Vespers 6:00 pm, food and fellowship starting at 7:00 pm
This will be a potluck dinner. There will be sign-up sheets available in the parish hall this Sunday; please sign-up if you plan to attend. After the meal, we plan to have a campfire, weather permitting.
This will be a potluck dinner. There will be sign-up sheets available in the parish hall this Sunday; please sign-up if you plan to attend. After the meal, we plan to have a campfire, weather permitting.
Saturday, June 10: Hierarchical Divine Liturgy 9:30 am
Apostles Fast June 12 - 28
June 29: Feast of Sts Peter and Paul
Divine Liturgy TBA
Divine Liturgy TBA
Special services for Feasts and Saints take place at St. Nicholas throughout the year. Other events that reflect the church's outreach to our community also occur. 'Read more' to find out what is happening this month.
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church is happy to share several resources with our visitors from a variety of online sources at the link below. Parish Resources are listed in the tab at the top of this page in the main menu bar.
Orthodox Christianity is about communion with God and, by His grace, growth in holiness. Our primary means of growth in this spiritual process is through our participation in the Sunday worship called the Divine Liturgy.