WELCOME

"Welcome one another, therefore, just as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God"
Romans 15:7

Thank you for visiting the St. George Greek Orthodox Church website. We hope you find our site informative and edifying. We also invite you to join us for one of our liturgical services – services that have been part of the worshiping tradition of apostolic Christianity since the era of the “early Christian Church."

Our parish is more than just a place where people come to worship [read more ...]

Enrolling Now

By stgadminMarch 21, 2023General

St. George Home School Community Learning Center (HSCLC) is now accepting new student applications for the 2023 – 2024 Academic Year. Please review the attached enrollment information, and submit new student Enrollment Applications by Friday, April 21st. 23-24 Flyer FAQ 23-24 2023-24_Enrollment application We are also growing and hiring for our 3rd Academic Year, Glory to God! Please [...]

Schedule of Services for Great Lent

By stgadminMarch 10, 2023General

Looking ahead

St. George Home School Community Learning Center

By stgadminJune 16, 2022General

Glory to God! The St. George Home School Community Learning Center is pleased to announce its plans for the 2022-23 academic year. Our mission is to provide affordable and specialized tutoring services in a nurturing Orthodox Christian environment. We serve homeschooling families with children ages 5-18, who participate in small mixed-age learning groups. Children are [...]

St. George Home-School Community Learning Center

By stgadminJuly 7, 2021News & Events

We are pleased to announce a new educational ministry here at St. George, the St. George Home-School Community Learning Center! Beginning this Fall we will be providing a nurturing Orthodox Christian Classical & Montessori-based education, in a dual learning environment that operates in and outside the home. The program will offer affordable and specialized tutoring [...]

Online Giving

By stgadminJuly 7, 2020News & Events

Dear Ones, We are happy to announce that online giving is now set up! To give online, select the “Give” menu item, and you will be directed to our Tithe.ly giving platform. Thank you for your generous and faithful support of St. George Greek Orthodox Church!

Link to our YouTube Channel

By stgadminJune 27, 2020News & Events

We invite you to tune in to our YouTube Channel, and pray the services with us. The following link will get you there. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqreK0eVZWOqzYS1L9lDRIQ

Orthodox Christians converting to Protestantism and returning back…

By stgadminAugust 14, 2019Outreach & Evangelism

Many thanks to Journey to Orthodoxy for sharing this great video about Orthodox Christians converting to Protestantism and returning back! To acquire unity in the future, Christians must turn to the experience of the past. If you are a Protestant or Catholic Christian, and you wonder about where the unity is that Christ speaks about [...]

Parallel Love: The Story of a Band called Luxury

By stgadminJuly 23, 2019News & Events

I had the blessing to see this movie last night in Portland, and I highly recommend you watch it when it gets picked up by Netflix and/or Amazon. Here’s a little teaser from the website: ‘Parallel Love: The Story of a Band Called Luxury’ follows the path of Luxury, a band from small-town Georgia, who, [...]

Worship Services at St George

By stgadminJuly 16, 2019General

The Orthodox Church is constantly in prayer and in worship of the Holy Trinity and each parish participates in these to the best of their ability. Here at St George you can count on these worship services happening on a regular basis: Great Vespers every Saturday evening at 6 pm: The word “vespers” comes from [...]

No One is Good but God by Rev. Father Daniel Triant

By stgadminFebruary 2, 2019Orthodox Spirituality

I recently discussed the following quote from C.S Lewis’ Mere Christianity with a group of high school students, “Wickedness, when you examine it, turns out to be the pursuit of some good in the wrong… Goodness is, so to speak, itself: badness is only spoiled goodness. And there must be something good first before it [...]