Orthodox Worship: An Introduction

Orthodox Christians worship in an ancient way with many practices and hymns that can seem very different to a new comer. What are our services like and why do we do them that way? What should you expect to see and experience when you come to visit an Orthodox Church for these services?



February 2025

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
  • Akathist to the Theotokos w/ Prayers for Children
  • Great Vespers w/ Litia and Artoklasia
2
  • Meeting of Our Lord Jesus Christ
  • Orthros
  • Divine Liturgy
  • Orthodox Catechism (All Welcome)
3
4
5
  • Daily Vespers
6
7
  • Compline with Akathist of the Inexhaustible Cup
8
  • Akathist to the Theotokos w/ Prayers for Children
  • Great Vespers
9
  • Publican and Pharisee
  • Orthros
  • Divine Liturgy
  • Orthodox Catechism (All Welcome)
10
11
  • Hieromartyr Blaise
  • 3rd and 6th Hours
  • Divine Liturgy
12
  • Paraklesis to St Nikiphoros
  • Daily Vespers
  • Life and Works of Fr Seraphim Rose
13
  • Akathist to Jesus Christ
14
  • Compline with Akathist of the Inexhaustible Cup
15
  • Anthimos of Chios
  • 3rd and 6th Hour
  • Divine Liturgy
  • Great Vespers
16
  • Prodigal Son
  • Orthros
  • Divine Liturgy
  • Orthodox Catechism (All Welcome)
17
18
  • Leo, Pope of Rome
  • 3rd and 6th Hours
  • Divine Liturgy
19
  • Paraklesis to St Nikiphoros
  • Daily Vespers
  • Life and Works of Fr Seraphim Rose
20
  • Akathist to Jesus Christ
21
  • Compline with Akathist of the Inexhaustible Cup
22
  • Soul Saturday
  • Hours
  • Divine Liturgy w/ Memorial for the Departed
  • Great Vespers
23
24
25
  • LVCK St. Timothy Serves w/Teen Soyo Helping
26
  • Daily Vespers
  • Life and Works of Fr Seraphim Rose
27
  • Akathist to Jesus Christ
28
  • Compline with Akathist of the Inexhaustible Cup

Give to St Timothy

“Don’t ever pay attention to anything earthly and unstable. Strive for the union of your soul with God.”

Saint Amphilochios