Organization Name: Agios Athanasios Greek Orthodox Church
Organization Overview:
Street: 17359 Roseville Blvd
City/Township: Roseville
State: MI
Zip Code: 48066
Country: USA
Phone: (586) 778-1014
Website: http://www.agiosathanasios.org/
Organization Name: Annunciation Greek Orthodox
Organization Overview: Founded on March 25, 1910
Celebrating over 100 years of Orthodoxy
Language: English,Greek
Cultures: Greek
Street: 707 E Lafayette St
City/Township: Detroit
State: MI
Zip Code: 48226
Country: USA
Phone: (313) 965-2988
Organization Name: Assumption Greek Orthodox Church
Organization Overview: The first Greek immigrants came to the city of Flint in the year 1910. However, the history of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church began in 1920 with approximately 20 families. These families, being concerned about their Orthodox faith and traditions, decided to establish their church in Flint.
In 2010, the Assumption moved to its newest location at 2245 E. Baldwin Road, Grand Blanc, MI. We can't wait to continue to grow and make history!
Language: English,Eritrean,Estonian,Farsi/Persian,Finnish,French,Fula,Gaelic,German,Greek
Cultures: All,American,Greek
Street: 2245 E Baldwin Rd,
City/Township: Grand Blanc
State: MI
Zip Code: 48439
Country: USA
Phone: (810) 771-4611
Email: chsecagoc@gmail.com
Website: http://www.flintorthodox.com/
Organization Name: Assumption Greek Orthodox Church
Organization Overview: The diakonia (ministry) of the Parish will include proclaiming and teaching the Gospel in accordance with the Orthodox faith; sanctifying the faithful through God's grace in worship, the Divine Liturgy and the other sacraments; enhancing its parishioners’ spiritual life; and adding to the numbers of the faithful by receiving persons into the Church through instruction, baptism and/or chrismation. In addition, the Parish shall establish educational and philanthropic activities to foster the aims and mission of the Parish and to edify its parishioners in the faith and ethos of the Church. The Parish shall also engage in such inter-Orthodox, ecumenical and interfaith activities as are consistent with the policies of the Archdiocese. (Uniform Parish Regulations of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, Section Three, Part One, Article 1, Section 4)
Language: English,Greek
Cultures: All,American,Greek
Street: 21800 Marter Rd
City/Township: St. Clair Shores
State: MI
Zip Code: 48080
Country: USA
Phone: (586) 779-6111
Fax No: (586) 779-8369
Email: jderonne@wowway.com
Website: http://www.goassumption.org/
Organization Name: Assumption of the Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Cathedral Успенcкий Собор
Organization Overview: Our Russian Orthodox Church follows the traditional - old style (Julian) calendar. Services are in Russian & English. We welcome everybody to participate in our divine services of our Russian Orthodox Church.
Language: English,Russian
Cultures: Russian
Street: 2101 Livernois St,
City/Township: Ferndale
State: MI
Zip Code: 48220
Country: USA
Phone: (248) 547-5240
Email: info@ourrussianchurch.org
Website: http://www.ourrussianchurch.org/
Organization Name: Bulgarian Diocese of Toledo
Organization Overview: The Bulgarian Diocese of Toledo, The Orthodox Church in America (OCA) opens its doors to all who wish to seek the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.
Language: Bulgarian,English
Cultures: Bulgarian
Street: 519 Brynhaven Dr
City/Township: Toledo
State: OH
Country: USA
Phone: (419) 693-9540
Organization Name: Holy Ghost Church
Organization Overview: Who we are
Founded in 1916, The Descendant of the Holy Ghost Church is the second largest Romanian Orthodox parish in the state of Michigan. For 34 years, until 1950 the church had been at the same location in Detroit, on Franklin Street. For 27 years, church services were performed on Lafayette Street where a Protestant church was purchased and renovated for Orthodox Liturgical use. In 1977, due to the increase of parishioners moving into the suburbs, the decision was taken to purchase a third property in Warren, MI, under the leadership of Rev. Fr. Alexandru Rasca.
Two years later a fellowship hall was built and in 1985 a parish house was added. As the church had just been renovated and adapted to Orthodox requirements, the parish council members recommended in 1986 to build a new church in an Orthodox architectural style.
The beginning of the construction started on the blessed site in 1988. A few years later the painting of the interior space was started by the Romanian artists Cristian and Cristina Samoila.
The furnishings of the church, sculpted in Romania at Plumbuita Monastery were generously donated by John and Kathryn Vidican. The planning and construction took five years.
On September 5th, 1993 in the presence of thousands of Romanian orthodox faithful members, the church was dedicated. The Liturgy was officiated by Rt. Rev. Bishop Nathaniel, assisted by the parish priest Rev. Fr. Ioan Mihut, twenty four priests and five deacons representing parishes of the Romanian Episcopate of America, the Romanian Orthodox Missionary Archdiocese of America and Canada, the Patriarchate of Romania and the Romanian Orthodox Vicariate of Virset (Serbia). Romanian and American officials were also present.
Language: English,Romanian
Cultures: Romanian
Street: 31500 Ryan Rd,
City/Township: Warren
State: MI
Zip Code: 48092
Country: USA
Phone: (586) 939-0140
Organization Name: Holy Ascension Serbian Orthodox Church
Language: English,Serbian
Cultures: Serbian
Street: 4337 W. Jefferson
City/Township: Ecorse
State: MI
Zip Code: 48229
Country: USA
Phone: (313) 388-0386
Organization Name: Holy Cross Greek Church
Organization Overview:
ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY FOUNDED AT THE FIRST PENTECOST (Acts Chapter 2)
FIRST FIVE CENTERS OF CHRISTIANITY HISTORICAL PATRIARCHATES JERUSALEM, ANTIOCH, ROME, ALEXANDRIA, CONSTANTINOPLE
GREEK ORTHODOX ARCHDIOCESE OF AMERICA FOUNDED 1922 UNDER THE ECUMENICAL PATRIARCHATE OF CONSTANTINOPLE
HOLY CROSS CHURCH FARMINGTON HILLS, MICHIGAN FOUNDED 1969
UNDER THE GREEK ORTHODOX METROPOLIS OF DETROIT
Language: English,Greek
Cultures: Greek
Street: 25225 Middlebelt Rd
City/Township: Farmington Hills
State: MI
Zip Code: 48336
Country: USA
Phone: (248) 477-1677
Email: holycross0914@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.holycrossgo.org/
Organization Name: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Organization Overview: “Love thy neighbor.” This is the rule we live by here at Holy Trinity.
For the many decades of our presence in the Lansing area, we have sought to build ties of love and cooperation with those around us. Every four years Holy Trinity hosts the Greater Lansing Interfaith Day, which for half a century has brought together people for dialogue and mutual enlightenment. In 2011 we hosted Mayor Virg Bernero’s “Love Wins” Interfaith Unity Fellowship in a show of support for our Muslim friends and neighbors. And in 2014 our parish hosted the Interfaith Thanksgiving Service of the Interfaith Clergy Association of Greater Lansing. We love God, and we love to express that love with the good neighbors God has given us in this beautiful metropolis.
Holy Trinity has been the spiritual nexus for some of the distinctive ethnic communities that make up the wonderful mosaic of diversity in our town. Our parish grew out of the small community of Greek immigrants to Lansing from 1900 onward. Our forebears were joined by Orthodox Christians of Lebanese, Macedonian, Serbian, Romanian, Armenian, and Bulgarian extraction, and most recently our community has been blessed by the addition of parishioners from Ethiopia and Eritrea, along with many others from roots in Western Europe and around the globe. We are truly a diverse community.
We love to share our heritage with our neighbors in Lansing, and above all by treating them to culinary treats from our traditions. Every year we host fundraising dinners like our Gyro Drive-Thru events, the Taste of Greece dinner, and the Athenian Luncheon and Bake Sale that the Philoptochos Ladies’ Society offers. Our sanctuary is open by appointment for visitors to receive a guided tour and learn more about the age-old treasures of Orthodox spirituality. Our guests enjoy especially the opportunity to see classic iconography from the hand of master iconographer George Filippakis of Crete and our stained glass windows by renowned French artist Gabriel Loire..
We maintain strong ties also with the other Orthodox churches around mid-Michigan; as the largest Orthodox parish in the area, Holy Trinity gladly hosts pan-Orthodox events. Our parish is under the spiritual leadership of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Detroit, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America (in New York City), and the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople (in modern Istanbul). Through our parish, the people of Lansing have a ready connection to the oldest Christian tradition and to the communion of Orthodox believers around the globe.
Language: English,Greek
Cultures: American,Greek
Street: 1701 East Saginaw Street
City/Township: Lansing
State: MI
Zip Code: 48912
Country: USA
Phone: (517) 482-7341
Website: https://www.holytrinity-lansing.org/
Organization Name: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Language: English,Greek
Cultures: American,Greek
Street: 330 Lakeside Dr. NE
City/Township: Grand Rapids
State: MI
Zip Code: 49503
Country: USA
Phone: (616) 454-6563
Website: http://www.holytrinitygoc.org/
Organization Name: Holly Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church
Organization Overview: All are Welcome
Parishioners are of all ages and ethnic backgrounds, some being Orthodox
all of their life as well as those who have made adult commitments to become Orthodox.
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church is located at Eight Mile Road and Anglin Street
in Detroit, Michigan.
If you have questions about Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, please visit
our "contacts" section or attend one of our services.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF
HOLY TRINITY ORTHODOX CHURCH
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory Forever
In 1915 with the blessing of the late Metropolitan Alexander and the generous gift of ten lots by a real estate firm. Holy Trinity Church began. Founded by Russian immigrants, the first church was located in north Detroit at the intersection of Goddard and Meade. Its construction cost $25,000. The late Rev. Nicholas Godikoff (Goodrich) served as pastor for the first eight years.
In 1923, the late Metropolitan Platon assigned the late V. Rev. Averky Bondarchuk as pastor. A school/hall was built, a church school was started. and a parish home was added during the years at 12900 Goddard.
In 1933, as the membership grew. an addition was built onto the church and a new Iconostas was blessed. Various church organizations, such as the “R” Club, the Sisterhood, and the Brotherhood, were also instituted at this time. Additionally, a bell tower was built in the 1940’s.
However, after World War II, the expanding parish created a need for an even larger facility. So, in 1949, fifty-five lots on East Eight Mile Road between Anglin and Harned Streets in Detroit were purchased. Church bonds financed this project. The growing membership also created a need for two services: one in Slavonic and one in English. So, an assistant Pastor was added for English services, although Communion was only served during the Slavonic service.
Ground breaking for the new facilities was held on July 31, 1955. Construction began on the new church and rectory on August 22, 1955. Finally, in April of 1959, the structures were completed at the cost of $300,000. The first service was held on Pascha May 3, 1959.
The late V. Rev. Bondarchuk retired after 47 years as pastor in December of 1970. During the following two months, the late R. Rev. Father Manchuk served the parish by appointment of the late Archbishop John. The late V. Rev. Father Sam Sura served until July of 1972 when the late V. Rev. Father Andrew Woronovich became the new Pastor.
Under Father Woronovich, more improvements were made. A new Iconostas and altar were blessed and consecrated by the late Metropolitan Ireney. This ceremony included the placement of a relic of St. Herman of Alaska inside the altar.
Father Woronovich served Holy Trinity for twenty-five years until his retirement in July of 1997. The V. Rev. George Breyan then served as pastor for two years. The next pastor is the current priest, Rev. Father Lev Kopistiansky, who was assigned by Bishop Job in July of 1999. Other priests who have served at different times over the years include the R. Rev. Vitaly Bahanovich, the R. Rev. Basil Butchko. the late V. Rev. Walter Diachenko, the late V. Rev. Stephen Rusiniak, the Protopresbyter Daniel Hubiak. and the R. Rev. John Washchek.
Father Lev Kopistiansky has set goals for Holy Trinity’s congregation to strive toward at the onset of this new century. Spiritual growth, worship, education, and financial solvency are the intertwining pathways that are of major focus. Remembering and visiting shut-ins, adult education, the church school program, building improvements, the financial support of seminarians, charity projects, and the establishment of the Frank and Mary Kovach Award for the church school are just some of the examples of the growth mid development necessary to attain these goals.
Throughout these last 96 years and with the many changes which have occurred, Holy Trinity Church continues to pray that God will continue to bless us, make our parish a place of spiritual enlightenment, a place of spiritual repose, and a source of spiritual strength. We also ask that our love for Him and one another keep growing to allow us to continue to come together to do good works. Finally, we ask that we continue to go forward successfully, as we grow in wisdom, knowledge and insight.
Language: English,Serbian
Cultures: Serbian
Street: 20500 Anglin St,
City/Township: Detroit
State: MI
Zip Code: 48234
Country: USA
Phone: (313) 366-0677
Website: http://www.holytrinitydetroit.org/
Organization Name: Nativity of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church
Organization Overview: Welcome to the Nativity of the Virgin Mary Parish. Ours is an exciting community filled with friendly people, young and old, of various and diverse ethnic backgrounds. We invite you to not only join with us in the sacramental life of the Church but also to partake in the educational, social and cultural programs that the parish provides. Our parish website will introduce you to the various ministries and leaders of our blessed parish. Please do not be shy to get involved.
Language: English,Greek
Cultures: All,American,Greek
Street: 39851 West Five Mile Road
City/Township: Plymouth
State: MI
Zip Code: 48170
Country: USA
Phone: (734) 420-0131
Fax No: (734) 420-0602
Email: secretarynvm@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.nativitygochurch.org/
Organization Name: Nativity of the Virgin Mary Macedonian Orthodox Cathedral
Organization Overview: In the boundaries of the American-Canadian Macedonian Orthodox Diocese, you will find our holy church “Nativity of the Virgin Mary” in Metropolitan Detroit, located in Sterling Heights, Michigan in the USA.In Sterling Heights & the entire Metropolitan Detroit area, there is a large population of Macedonian emigrants who began arriving from Macedonia in mass numbers in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s for a better life for themselves and their children. Our Macedonian community is one of the largest in North America & the largest in the United States, with unofficial numbers stating that there are some 30,000 Macedonians in the Metropolitan Detroit area. Because there was no Macedonian Orthodox Church in Detroit, the Macedonians attended the Greek, Bulgarian, & Serbian Orthodox Churches in this area for their religious and spiritual needs. The initiative for the formation of our own Macedonian Orthodox Church existed well before this time, but the influence, pressure, and the Macedonians being relatively new to their new homeland and struggling to integrate and find their path to existence here in the US are the main reasons why our church was not founded earlier. On December 14, 1974 the first church initiative board was formed. The Founders & Initiative church board of our beloved church are Vlado Pasharikovski – First President (deceased) , Andreja Mitrovich (deceased), Slave Nivicki, Vangel Koleski, Veselin Kirovski, John B. Christoff (deceased) & Dusan Sinadinoski. On January 14, 1975, the Holy Synod of the Macedonian Orthodox Church in Skopje, Macedonia grants a blessing and approval for the beginning and founding of our church. Our church was received under the wing of the Macedonian Orthodox Church, an undivided part under canon and spiritual jurisdiction.Within our church, we have a few church groups. They are the Women’s Auxiliary, which is formed with the beginning of our church, the folklore dance group Tanec, Church Choir, Pensioners Club & MOYANA Youth Group. These groups organize a variety of activities where the culture of Macedonia is presented and preserved. With the Blessing of his Eminence Metropolitan Metodij, religious classes are now taught every Friday at 8PM by Father Sinisa in our church. All activities are observed in the spirit of the Holy Orthodox Church, blessed by his Eminence Bishop Metodij of our American-Canadian Macedonian Orthodox Diocese.
Language: English,Macedonian
Cultures: Macedonian
Street: 43123 Ryan Rd
City/Township: Sterling Heights
State: MI
Zip Code: 48314
Country: USA
Phone: (586) 323-4190
Organization Name: Saint George Romanian Orthodox Cathedral
Organization Overview: Saint George Cathedral is the oldest Romanian Orthodox parish in Detroit (Michigan) and historic Cathedral Church of The Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America. Our site is intended to provide a glimpse into our parish community, our Faith, and our heritage. We hope that the updates, announcements, articles, photographs, reviews, and other materials will be found enjoyable and useful.
Our family invites you to participate in the events of the parish and worship with us. Our doors and arms are always open to you, and we pray that you will find a home with us!
The Cathedral Office is open Monday-Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm, to assist you.
Language: English,Romanian
Cultures: Romanian
Street: 18405 West Nine Mile Road
City/Township: Southfield
State: MI
Zip Code: 48075-4032
Country: USA
Phone: (248) 569-4833
Fax No: (248) 569-3780
Email: sgroc_info@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.sgroc.org/maineng.htm
