St. Nicholas Orthodox Church

As a person who used to regularly come to this church, I can say it is a very good place to be. The church services are great, and it's also a great place to meet new people. As a teenager, I can also say the people in my age group are very nice.
5 9 years ago (09-04-2018)

You can really feel the love here! Very spiritual, St. Nicholas, the living saint himself, played a big role in its establishment. Very worshipful liturgical service with Traditions passed down largely unchanged from the Ancient church, all services in English with the occasional Greek and Arabic "Lord have mercy." Fasting and feasting, the community's potlucks and bake sales are diverse, cross cultural, and delicious! (This is the church with the Baklava stand at the Strawberry and Wine Harvest Festivals.) Young, grassroots, growing parish of the apostolic Antiochian archdiocese (Antioch is the place recorded in the book of Acts where followers of Jesus were first called Christians.) It's been said that "the Orthodox Church is the best-kept secret in America." As a convert, I consider it the "indigenous" living Christian church, a tapestry of love weaving together beautiful cultures. Rich iconography, with an ongoing class in the liturgical artform. Worth stopping in!
5 9 years ago (22-02-2018)

Very warm,friendly and Christ centered. If your soul needs to be fed, do visit St Nicholas, Father David and Father Bill put on the main course, while the community serves the desert for your peace of heart,mind and soul. " Come all you weary, heavily burdened and I will give you rest" 'Seek Peace and pursue it"
5 9 years ago (10-12-2017)

Love it here! Wonderful clergy led by Father David Moga. We attend liturgy every Sunday starting at 9:30 am. Warm hearted and super friendly congregation.
5 10 years ago (16-11-2016)