St. George Church
Publish Date: 2025-04-06
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St. George Church

General Information

  • Street Address:

  • 307 West 54th Street

  • New York, NY 10019
  • Mailing Address:

  • 307 West 54th Street

  • New York, NY 10019


Contact Information




Services Schedule

SUNDAY WORSHIP in English and Greek:

Orthros: 9:15 AM

Divine Liturgy: 10:30 AM


Past Bulletins


This Week....

Sunday, April 6, Sunday of St. Mary of Egypt : Orthros: 9:15 a.m.; Divine Liturgy: 10:30 a.m.

➡️ Check out our website for information on services, programs, and events: saintgeorgenyc.org

➡️ Follow us on Facebook (Saint George Church on West 54th) and Instagram (st.george_nyc)

🙏 The Great Lent and Holy Week 2025 Schedules are posted on the website, and our church calendar is up to date. Check out the calendar, or download a PDF to save or print here

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Upcoming Services and Events:
Friday, April 4: Akathist (complete) to the Theotokos, 6:30 p.m. (Lenten potluck fellowship to follow)
Wednesday, April 9: Final Presanctified Liturgy followed by Bible Study, 6:30 p.m. / 7:45 p.m.
Thursday, April 10: Final Lenten Virtual Book Club, 7 p.m.
Saturday, April 11: Orthros & Divine Liturgy for the Saturdy of Lazarus, 9:15 a.m. / 10:30 a.m. (Palm folding for Palm Sunday to follow)


Palm Folding

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This Sunday: Chanting Class with Chanter Maria
On Sunday, April 6, Chanter Maria will host a chanting class that will focus on the Lamentations stanzas that the congregation sings together on Holy Friday evening. Join Chanter Maria in the church following fellowship 🎶 

Chanting Class

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Palm Sunday Fish Luncheon
Next Sunday, April 13, join us for a Palm Sunday Fish Luncheon following Divine Liturgy. We'll enjoy a delicious meal courtesy of our sponsors: Applejack Diner, Cosmic Diner, The Flame Diner, Route 66 Cafe. The suggested donation: $15. Children 12 and under: Free. We hope to see you then!

Palm Sunday fish luncheon

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Final Lenten Virtual Book Club Thursday
Father Sophronios started a Lenten Virtual Book Club this year. Father will host the final session on Thursday April 10 at 7 p.m. To join, email [email protected]. The group is reading the book, Way of the Ascetic by Tito Colliander.

Lenten Virtual Book Club

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Weekly on Wednesedays: Catechumenate Course
For those interested in joining the Orthodox faith—or would like a refresher course on our teachings—Father Sophronios will host a Catechumenate course weekly on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. If you would like to join, email [email protected] to get the Zoom link.

Catechumenate Course

 

Donating to the Needs of our Sanctuary
Over the past year, we have added beautiful iconography to the church including two icons to the entranceway. We are continuining this work by adding gold leaf to the icons in the upper gallery. Learn more about multiple opportunities to contribute to the needs of our sanctuary here.

Iconography needs


Exterior Restoration of Saint George: We did it!

As we marked with the Archpastoral Visit with His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros, we have completed the major milestones of the exterior restoration at Saint George! This restoration is the result of many years of both fundraising and planning. We would like to thank all who have supported this effort—we are indebted to you! 

Capital Construction

Photo: Michael Silverwise


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Become a 2025 Steward  - Please see details below  

2025 Stewardship – St George Greek Orthodox Church (04/04/25)

OUR GOAL – 85 Stewards in 2025

Dr. Louis Dalaveris
Andrew George
David & Georgia Gibson
Mary Lynne Giviskos
Katerina Gkionis
Nicholas and Athena Gregory
Hellen Hotis
Maggie John
Christopher M. Laico
Despina Kartson
Maria Kotsis & Sotirios Tsakonas
Harry Koulos & Alessandra Koinoglou
Nina Koulogeorge
Thiago Augusto Melzer
May & Sean McGuinness
Nafsika Michael
Toula Patros
Thomas Perakos
Shrikant Rangnekar
Sophia Robbins
Nick Scandalios
Michael Silverwise & Elizabeth McCraeken
Margarita Sotirakis
Nicholas & Patricia Stringas
Melissa Sweet
Sami & Mei Siraj-Dine
Daisy Tepper
Maria Tsimboukis
Dr. Dean and Helen Vafiadis
Angelo Zingaro & Maria Daniskas

Stewardship is the cornerstone of giving to the Church. It represents each family’s individual financial commitment to the continuation of the Church, and the collective commitments serve the practical function of allowing our church to meet its expenses. 

On Sunday, February 16, we held Stewardship Sunday. Three community members shared what Saint George means to them. The Parish Council distributed Stewardship 2025 brochures. If you would like to learn more about our parish or make a pledge, you can find the brochure here.

The Church’s goal is to completely offset its annual operating expenses through stewardship contributions. Meeting that goal would provide the Church with the stability and sustainability to use funds from fundraisers and other donations to expand ministries and to build existing programs, rather than having to use those proceeds to cover the Church’s operating budget.

To Give Online - Click Here ---- please note: 2025 Stewardship with your donation. Thank you!

Please mail your check to the following address:
Saint George Greek Orthodox Church
307 W 54th St, New York, NY 10019

Please make checks payable to:
Saint George Greek Orthodox Church
Please note: 2025 Stewardship 

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Marilena’s Meals Program

Once a month, a group of faithful volunteers gather to assemble lunch bags for 80 individuals in need. Join us at our next Marilena's Meals program on Sunday, April 27.

~11:30 a.m. - The team will begin assembling the bagged meals in the lower level at Saint George following Divine Liturgy.

12:30 p.m. The team will depart Saint George for Port Authority to distribute the meals.

You can also sponsor one month of the Marilena's Meals program through a donation of $350.

2025
Sunday, April 27
Sunday, May 18
Sunday, June 22

Dates are subject to change. Please refer to the weekly bulletin for the latest dates.

January 2025: Dedicated in loving memory of The Reverend Protopresbyter Basil S. Gregory
February 2025: Dedicated in loving memory of The Reverend Protopresbyter Basil S. Gregory
March 2025: Sponsored with love by Romell Bhaala
April 2025: Sponsored with love by a friend of Saint George
May 2025: Sponsored with love by a steward of St. George Greek Orthodox Church
June 2025: Sponsored with love by a steward of St. George Greek Orthodox Church
July 2025: Sponsored with love by a steward of St. George Greek Orthodox Church
August 2025: Dedicated in loving memory of Maria Romanova
September 2025: Dedicated in loving memory of Jim Korahais, husband of Martha and father of Fred and Peter
October 2025: Sponsored with love by Despina Kartson
November 2025: Sponsored with love by a steward of St. George Greek Orthodox Church
December 2025: Dedicated in loving memory of Charalampos, George and Savvas

We are currently accepting donations for the start of 2026! Please contact Katerina Gkionis at [email protected] with any questions or interest in donating to this program.

Marilena's Meals

 

Please visit our new website and follow us on our social media pages.  

- Website: http://www.saintgeorgenyc.org/ 
- Light a candle: https://stgeorgenyc.square.site/
- Donate: https://www.saintgeorgenyc.org/giving/donate1 
- Livestreaming: https://www.facebook.com/SaintGeorgeChurchNYC

Donate now

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Saints and Feasts

April 06

Sunday of St. Mary of Egypt

The memory of this Saint is celebrated on April 1, where her life is recorded. Since the end of the holy Forty Days is drawing nigh, it has been appointed for this day also, so that if we think it hard to practice a little abstinence forty days, we might be roused by the heroism of her who fasted in the wilderness forty-seven years; and also that the great loving-kindness of God, and His readiness to receive the repentant, might be demonstrated in very deed.


April 06

Eutychius, Patriarch of Constantinople

Born in Theia Kome of Phrygia, Eutychius was the son of illustrious parents, from whom he received a pious upbringing. He studied in Constantinople, and became a monk in a certain monastery of Amasia. In 552 he was chosen Patriarch of New Rome, but was exiled in 565 as a result of the machinations of the Origenists. In 577 he was restored to his throne and reposed on April 6, 582.


April 06

120 Martyrs of Persia


April 06

Gregory of Sinai


April 06

Platonis the Nun of Nisibis


April 07

6th Monday of Lent


April 07

Calliopus and Akylina the Martyrs

The holy Martyr Calliopius was from Perga in Pamphylia, brought up in piety by his godly mother Theocleia. When the persecution of Maximian broke out, Saint Calliopius presented himself of his own accord before the Governor Maximus in Pompeiopolis of Galatia. After he had suffered many torments, his mother visited him in prison and encouraged him in his martyrdom. After this, his thrice-blessed mother, upon learning that he was to be crucified on Holy and Great Thursday, bribed the tyrants to defer it one day, that he might imitate the Lord's Crucifixion on the same day that He suffered it. The holy Martyr Calliopius received the crown of martyrdom on Holy and Great Friday in the year 304, being crucified upside down.


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