Regular Weekly Services
Saturdays: Great
Vespers, 5 p.m.
Sundays: Matins, 9 a.m.
Divine Liturgy, 10 a.m.
Wednesdays:
Vespers, 6 p.m. at the St. Thekla Chapel
(10748 E. 116th Street, Fishers, followed by dinner,
fellowship, study, group meetings)
Feast Days: Evening
Liturgy, 6 p.m.
(on eve of feasts that fall Tuesday - Friday)
For additional services
and information:
see the current
Weekly Bulletin
and the
Monthly Calendar.
An archive of Sunday bulletins is available by clicking on
"Bulletin" in the navigation, above.
St. George Church of Indianapolis was established in 1926 and ministers
to Orthodox Christians of a great diversity of backgrounds. We are
united in our common Faith. At St. George’s, first and foremost, we
worship together in the confidence that our Lord Jesus Christ is
invisibly present with us, as He promised. We also study the Faith
together in the children’s church school programs and in various adult
study groups. We work together on various ministries, ranging from our
charity ministry to youth ministry to building maintenance. Finally, but
also very important, we enjoy fellowship with one another.
The
architect's drawing, above, shows our planned new church on East
116th Street in Fishers.
Free Video Links from CBS News
Patriarch Bartholomew, the senior leader of 300 million Orthodox
Christians, feels "crucified" living in Turkey under a government he says
would like to see his Patriarchate die out. Despite some factual errors,
the report is very inspiring (includes some footage in Turkey and on Mt.
Sinai).
Patriarch Bartholomew on the Last Christians in Turkey
Maria Khoury
is interviewed in Taibeh, the last Christian village in the Holy Land.
Maria Khoury on the Last Christians in the Holy Land
Both Maria and Patriarch Bartholomew emphasize their
trust in God and believe in miracles.
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Blessed New Year!
The Church observes the New Year (Indiction) on
September 1. May the Lord bless us and direct us in all that we do
in the coming year.
Supplication for all the sick and need of
prayer, Wednesday, Sep. 1
6 p.m. at the St. Thekla Chapel at 116th Street.
Bring a list of the names of all those you wish to include in our
paryers.
Sep. 8: Start of “Orthodox
Christian Faith and Practice 101” class. Whether you’ve
been Orthodox from childhood or are just curious about Orthodoxy,
please join us.
Sep. 8: Start of a discussion class on
The Face of Christ in the Old Testament.
Sep. 10-11:
Holy Trinity
Greek Festival
Sep. 12: Opening Day of Church School
Sep. 18-19:
Consecration of St. John Chrysostom Church, Fort Wayne
Sep. 18-19: Holy Trinity 100th Anniversary
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We encourage you to listen daily to this free, listener-supported ministry.
Discover Orthodox Christianity,
a website that includes fourteen articles by leading authors, clergy and
bishops.
Interested in the Orthodox Church? Read
Books About Orthodox Christianity
Our Journey into Orthodoxy
by David and Elise
Sumner
Helpful Hints
for your First Visit
to an Orthodox Church
A
Dictionary of Orthodox Christian Theology
We had a visitor attend
January 24, and she wrote a review of our church service; she
posted it on line, entitled, “This
is Not a Church for Sissies!” She has also
now posted a podcast of
Q&A with Fr. Nabil.
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