Services
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Matins - Sunday of Publican and Pharisee
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Divine Liturgy - Sunday of Publican and the Pharisee
The Divine Liturgy is the primary worship service of the Church. It is a Eucharistic service and comprises two parts: Liturgy of the Word, at which the Scriptures are proclaimed and expounded; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, in which the gifts of bread and wine are offered and consecrated; the faithful then partake of them in the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
The liturgy is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Bible Study - Online
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Matins - Judgement Sunday (Meatfare)
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Typica - Judgement Sunday (Meatfare)
The Service of Typika is a short service used when the Divine Liturgy cannot be celebrated, when a priest is not available. It includes the pre-Communion psalms, the day's Divine Liturgy readings, and Hymns called troparia. The Epistle and Gospel readings are read, not chanted.
The service is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Matins - Forgiveness Sunday (Cheesefare)
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Typica - Forgiveness Sunday (Cheesefare)
The Service of Typika is a short service used when the Divine Liturgy cannot be celebrated, when a priest is not available. It includes the pre-Communion psalms, the day's Divine Liturgy readings, and Hymns called troparia. The Epistle and Gospel readings are read, not chanted.
The service is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Great Canon of St Andrew
Each year the Canon of St. Andrew is read over the first four days in Great Lent during Great Compline. It is one of the most spiritually uplifting and inspiring canons in the Holy Tradition of our Church. The holy Canon is a "dialogue between St. Andrew and his soul." The ongoing theme is an urgent exhortation to change one's life or in other words to repent.
Great Canon of St Andrew
Each year the Canon of St. Andrew is read over the first four days in Great Lent during Great Compline. It is one of the most spiritually uplifting and inspiring canons in the Holy Tradition of our Church. The holy Canon is a "dialogue between St. Andrew and his soul." The ongoing theme is an urgent exhortation to change one's life or in other words to repent.
Great Canon of St Andrew
Each year the Canon of St. Andrew is read over the first four days in Great Lent during Great Compline. It is one of the most spiritually uplifting and inspiring canons in the Holy Tradition of our Church. The holy Canon is a "dialogue between St. Andrew and his soul." The ongoing theme is an urgent exhortation to change one's life or in other words to repent.
Great Canon of St Andrew
Each year the Canon of St. Andrew is read over the first four days in Great Lent during Great Compline. It is one of the most spiritually uplifting and inspiring canons in the Holy Tradition of our Church. The holy Canon is a "dialogue between St. Andrew and his soul." The ongoing theme is an urgent exhortation to change one's life or in other words to repent.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Great Lent Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
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Matins - Sunday of Orthodoxy
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Divine Liturgy - Sunday of Orthodoxy
The Divine Liturgy is the primary worship service of the Church. It is a Eucharistic service and comprises two parts: Liturgy of the Word, at which the Scriptures are proclaimed and expounded; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, in which the gifts of bread and wine are offered and consecrated; the faithful then partake of them in the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
The liturgy is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Great Lent Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Great Lent Study - Online
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Matins - Veneration of the Cross
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Typica - Veneration of the Cross
The Service of Typika is a short service used when the Divine Liturgy cannot be celebrated, when a priest is not available. It includes the pre-Communion psalms, the day's Divine Liturgy readings, and Hymns called troparia. The Epistle and Gospel readings are read, not chanted.
The service is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Great Lent Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Great Canon of St Andrew
Each year, the Canon of St. Andrew is read over the first four days of Great Lent, during Great Compline. It is then read in full on the fifth Thursday in Great Lent. It is one of the most spiritually uplifting and inspiring canons in the Holy Tradition of our Church. The holy Canon is a "dialogue between St. Andrew and his soul." The ongoing theme is an urgent exhortation to change one's life or, in other words, to repent.
Akathist Hymn to the Theotokos
On the fifth Friday of Great Lent we celebrate the very festive, uniquely and mystically beautiful Akathist Hymn to the Theotokos. We hear the bright and wonderful refrain “Rejoice, O Bride unwedded,” at the end of each stanza. The place of the Theotokos in Lent is significant, since without her there is no incarnation.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Great Lent Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Matins - St Mary of Egypt
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Typica - Mary of Egypt
The Service of Typika is a short service used when the Divine Liturgy cannot be celebrated, when a priest is not available. It includes the pre-Communion psalms, the day's Divine Liturgy readings, and Hymns called troparia. The Epistle and Gospel readings are read, not chanted.
The service is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Great Lent Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Matins - Entry of the Lord into Jerusalem
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Divine Liturgy - Entry of the Lord into Jerusalem
The Divine Liturgy is the primary worship service of the Church. It is a Eucharistic service and comprises two parts: Liturgy of the Word, at which the Scriptures are proclaimed and expounded; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, in which the gifts of bread and wine are offered and consecrated; the faithful then partake of them in the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
The liturgy is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Agape Vespers and Festal Picnic
Agape Vespers (also called Vespers of Love) is a Vespers service that continues the celebration of Pascha, typically held in the afternoon on the day of Pascha. At this service, the Gospel reading (John 20:19-25) depicts the first appearance of the risen Lord to his disciples. It is recited in many languages (often as many languages as are known by those present in the congregation), symbolising that the glorious resurrection of Christ is proclaimed to all the nations of the world.
The service will be followed by a bring-and-share Festal Picnic (due to weather forecast!)
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Matins - Sunday of the Paralytic
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Divine Liturgy - Sunday of the Paralytic
The Divine Liturgy is the primary worship service of the Church. It is a Eucharistic service and comprises two parts: Liturgy of the Word, at which the Scriptures are proclaimed and expounded; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, in which the gifts of bread and wine are offered and consecrated; the faithful then partake of them in the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
The liturgy is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Typica
The Service of Typika is a short service used when the Divine Liturgy cannot be celebrated, when a priest is not available. It includes the pre-Communion psalms, the day's Divine Liturgy readings, and Hymns called troparia. The Epistle and Gospel readings are read, not chanted.
The service is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Matins
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Blessing of the Waters
We will bless the water at church after the liturgy on Sunday, 4th January, at around 11:30.
The Blessing of the Waters (Agiasmos) With His Baptism, our Lord blessed the nature of the waters and the natural world. According to the Orthodox Faith, in the same way, the Holy Spirit sanctifies water – the most essential natural element – during the service of the Blessing of the Waters.
Divine Liturgy
The Divine Liturgy is the primary worship service of the Church. It is a Eucharistic service and comprises two parts: Liturgy of the Word, at which the Scriptures are proclaimed and expounded; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, in which the gifts of bread and wine are offered and consecrated; the faithful then partake of them in the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
The liturgy is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Matins
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Bible Study
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Vigil of the Feast of St Basil and the Circumcision of Christ
The vigil begins with the Akathist to St Egwin, Sixth and Ninth Hours, moves through Great Vespers, Compline (including the Akathist to St Basil), Festal Matins, Typica and finishes with the First and Third Hours. It is essentially a vigil of Psalms, Prayers and Readings set for the Feast of St Basil and offers a contemplative beginning to the New Year.
You are welcome to join us for all or part of the vigil.
Vespers of Christmas
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
The Royal Hours of Christmas
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Typica
The Service of Typika is a short service used when the Divine Liturgy cannot be celebrated, when a priest is not available. It includes the pre-Communion psalms, the day's Divine Liturgy readings, and Hymns called troparia. The Epistle and Gospel readings are read, not chanted.
The service is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Matins
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Nativity Fast Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Nativity Fast Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Divine Liturgy
The Divine Liturgy is the primary worship service of the Church. It is a Eucharistic service and comprises two parts: Liturgy of the Word, at which the Scriptures are proclaimed and expounded; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, in which the gifts of bread and wine are offered and consecrated; the faithful then partake of them in the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
The liturgy is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Nativity Fast Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Typica
The Service of Typika is a short service used when the Divine Liturgy cannot be celebrated, when a priest is not available. It includes the pre-Communion psalms, the day's Divine Liturgy readings, and Hymns called troparia. The Epistle and Gospel readings are read, not chanted.
The service is followed by a bring and share lunch.
Come and see! Come and join us.
Matins
The morning service of the Church is called Matins. It opens with the reading of six morning psalms and the intoning of the Great Litany. After this, verses of Psalm 118 are sung: God is the Lord and has revealed himself unto us. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
This service immediately precedes the Divine Liturgy. Anyone requiring confession is invited to make themselves known to the priest for this purpose during the service.
Nativity Fast Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
Come and see! Come and join us.
Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.
Nativity Fast Study
🌿 Advent Study Series: The Root of Jesse 🌿
Journey through Scripture and the Fathers this Nativity Fast as we trace God’s plan of salvation — from Creation to Christ — through the readings of the Jesse Tree.
Each week explores a key stage of the divine economy:
✨ Creation & the Fall
✨ Covenant & Promise
✨ Deliverance & Law
✨ Kings & Prophets
✨ Exile & Restoration
✨ Forerunner & Fulfilment
Discover how every story, every covenant, and every prophecy finds its Yes in the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Deep Orthodox theology · Patristic wisdom · Scripture alive in the heart of the Church.
🕯️ Fridays, 15 Nov – 20 Dec
📖 All welcome — come and prepare for the Feast of the Nativity!
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Vespers
Orthodox Saturday Vespers is the first service of the liturgical day, marking the transition from Saturday to Sunday. It is a service held in the early evening, typically around sunset, and serves as a preparation for the Divine Liturgy. Vespers includes hymns praising Christ's resurrection, reflecting the anticipation of the Lord's Day.