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Let us honor the holy martyr Barbara, for as a sparrow she escaped the snares of the enemy, and destroyed them through the help and defense of the Cross.
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Watch the Divine Liturgy and other services from St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church
Subscribe to the St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church YouTube channel and watch the Divine Liturgy live here. You may also watch recordings of previous services at our Youtube channel.
GYROS-TO-GO VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Dear Parishioners and friends of St. Barbara Church, Our March Gyros-To-Go event was an even greater success than November and we’re going to do it again! We have scheduled another Gyros-To-Go for May 15. As always, the key to success is having enough volunteers. We need cashiers, prep cooks, gyro assemblers and runners and help to set-up and clean-up. The sale hours will be 11am to 6pm. These events help us pay our mortgage as well as being fun and a great way to enjoy quality time with you fellow parishioners. Volunteers will need to wear face masks while working around others. If you would be willing to help all day or part of the day on May 15, please go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0a44aaaa28a5f85-stbarbara2 or and select one (or preferably two) volunteer slots. Thank you, Daniel |
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We are a Greek (Eastern) Orthodox parish, part of the oldest Christian tradition, dating to 33 A.D., the day of Pentecost. We trace our roots back to the Apostles and their teachings. We hold fast to the moral, theological and liturgical traditions of the Early Christian Church.
Initially established by men and women of Greek descent, St. Barbara today reflects the American experience and is comprised of families representing multiple ethnicities. Our services are in Greek and English. We sing mostly in Greek. For many, Greek is a reminder of their ethnic roots - but it should also be a reminder of the language of the New Testament, the language used by the Apostle Paul to preach and to write five letters to the Churches established in Corinth, Philippi and Thessalonica that are today books of the Bible (Epistles). We use English because, true to the actions of the Holy Apostles who employed “Koine” Greek, the “common” language, to spread the message of our Lord Jesus Christ to all, English is the common language of our modern American lives.
Are you a newcomer to the area? Visiting? Studying at a local college or University? Curious about Orthodox Christianity? You are always welcome at St. Barbara. While it is our hope that this website will help you learn more about our parish and our Orthodox Christian faith, we confess, we hope - above all else - that you will personally come worship with us. Please feel free to visit St. Barbara and pray with us on any given Sunday. You will discover an ancient yet dynamic faith and perhaps even a spiritual home where you can plant roots to deepen your relationship with Christ in the Holy Spirit.
Announcements for Sunday, April 11, 2021
Altar Boys can return to serve in the altar (masks are required) - click here for more information (registration form also available below in the "Get Involved" section)
Click here for the 2021 Religious Calendar/Schedule of Services
Click here for the 2021 Stewardship Form
Click here for the 2021 Philoptochos Membership Form
Click here for the 2020-2021 Philoptochos Meeting Calendar
OCF - UNC: Click here for more info!
Sunday School: 2020-2021 Details Forthcoming
Greek School: 2020-2021 Details Forthcoming
Altar Boys: 2020-2021 Registration Form
