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Today He is suspended on a tree Who suspended the earth upon the waters

Our 2019 Holy Week & Pascha schedule - Come and see!

Before Thy cross we now down in worship O Master

Preparing for Great Compline and Canon of Saint Andrew night two with beautiful new table and icon stands, and an incredible new icon from Oksana Stanovskaya

The Reading from the Holy Gospel according to St. Matthew. (2:13-23) Sermon from our beloved priest Fr. James Guirguis.

Christ is born! Glorify Him! As we enter into a new civil year it is a time when many consider resolutions, or goals, for the upcoming year. Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick has wonderful ideas for New Year’s resolutions for Orthodox Christians. Happy New Year!

Joy of the Feast! Greetings from our Beloved Metropolitan +JOSEPH. Join us tonight for Festal Matins at 5pm followed by Nativity Liturgy! We will break the fast together as a church family after Liturgy.

The Reading from the Epistle of St. Paul to the Colossians. (3:4-11)

Ladies of St. Raphael of Brooklyn: We are working on drawing names for the Secret Santa gift exchange! If you'd like to participate please email Darlene! Details on the date/time of the exchange to come. It will be *after* Christmas!

On December 5th at 6:30pm we will celebrate evening Divine Liturgy for the Feastday of St. Nicholas of Myra. A potluck dinner will follow. Kids: Leave your shoes in the Narthex before Liturgy! A St. Nicholas Day surprise may await you!

Starting next week, December 4th, 7:45-8:30pm following Vespers at 6:30pm and our weekly potluck dinner, we will begin a new session of “Introduction to Orthodoxy” classes. All are welcome to attend whether you would like to know more about orthodoxy or would like to know how to better communicate our beautiful faith to your friends and family.

Tonight we set our clocks back one hour! For those that forget... See you at Orthros! 😉☦️

What do red cups, pool noodles, point tags and a shower curtain have to do with the St. Raphael celebration occurring after Divine Liturgy tomorrow? Join us and find out!

Tomorrow, November 3rd, we will celebrate the Feast of St. Raphael of Brooklyn, our beloved patron saint. Matins will begin at 9 and the Divine Liturgy will begin at 10am, followed by a celebratory meal. Come and join this special day in the life of our community! ☦️

Here are a few pictures from when our dear Bishop Nicholas came to visit our parish for a daily vespers.

Ladies we invite you to join us at the Mission next Saturday (9/22) for some fall craft fun! For more details and to RSVP please contact Darlene. Here’s a sneak peak at what we’ll be making!

Ss Mary and Martha are the patron saints of our ladies group * * * Since ye believed in Christ with strong and ardent faith, and ever worshipped His divine and mighty deeds, ye both adorned yourselves with all the splendour of sacred virtues. With your holy brother now, ye are also vouchsafed to dwell with the ranks of Saints on high, O ye sisters of Lazarus; and with him, O wise Mary and Martha, ye pray for us all unto the Master.

Joint vespers with All Saints in honor of their patronal feast tomorrow!

Preparing for the great feast of Holy Pentecost! Come and see!

Holy Father Raphael pray for us!

A short clip of one of the songs sung by the children of St. Raphael of Brooklyn Orthodox Mission Church during their performance of "The Greatest Christmas Pageant Ever!" Our thanks to Elina Pelikan for creating such a sweet script that matched each child's personality so perfectly! We are so blessed!