Welcome to St. Nicholas Church!

 

Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory Forever! It is with great joy that we greet you on behalf of the entire parish community of St. Nicholas Orthodox Church. We are located within the Greenville section of Norwich, CT. We are a small but growing community dedicated to the Building up of the Body of Christ by fulfilling and proclaiming the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ. As you journey to Southeastern Connecticut, we extend an invitation to you to come and join us in prayer and fellowship. All our services are in English and all are welcome to come and worship with us.

Schedule
Hours 9:10 am - Divine Liturgy 9:30 am  
Followed by coffee and refreshments
 

All Saturdays in
July and August

Matins @ 9:00AM
Verspers @ 6:00pm

July 5

Divine Liturgy @ 9:30 AM
(Fr. John Jillions serving)

July 12

Reader Service @ 9:30 am

July 19

Divine Liturgy @ 9:30 AM
(Fr. John Jillions serving)

July 26

Reader Service @ 9:30 am

August 2

Divine Liturgy @ 9:30 AM
(Fr. John Bacon serving)
Semi-annual Parish meeting to follow

August 9

Divine Liturgy @ 9:30 AM
(Fr. John Jillions serving)

August 16

Reader Service @ 9:30 am

August 23

Reader Service @ 9:30 am

August 30

Divine Liturgy @ 9:30 AM
(Fr. John Bacon serving)

 
 
 
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Welcome to St. Nicholas Church!

Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory Forever! It is with great joy that we greet you on behalf of the entire parish community of St. Nicholas Orthodox Church. We are located within the Greenville section of Norwich, CT. We are a small but growing community dedicated to the Building up of the Body of Christ by fulfilling and proclaiming the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ. As you journey to Southeastern Connecticut, we extend an invitation to you to come and join us in prayer and fellowship. All our services are in English and all are welcome to come and worship with us.

 


If you are unable to worship at St. Nicholas Church, the following live-streams are recommended:


Thought for the Day

On those who chatter and gossip in church: "They do not listen themselves to the divinely inspired words, and prevent others who want to listen from doing so. 'How long do you halt between two opinions?' as Elijah the Tishbite would say (I Kgs. 18:21)." – St. Gregory Palamas

Thought for the Day

On those who chatter and gossip in church: "They do not listen themselves to the divinely inspired words, and prevent others who want to listen from doing so. 'How long do you halt between two opinions?' as Elijah the Tishbite would say (I Kgs. 18:21)." – St. Gregory Palamas



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Location
33 Convent Ave
Norwich, CT 06360