In the 8 years I've been at Christ The Savior, I've experienced a whole parish growing together to be more Christlike and reaching out to others. The choir has improved so much, and the priest has such a servant's heart and makes himself available, always ready to help you and pray with you. Both the temple and the worship are beautiful: I sometimes feel lifted up in the air! There is such a mix of age groups and people of all nationalities and backgrounds, without any cliques. Come and see!
I like their service and ministry God bless them.
Orthodox Christian Church
We recently visited for Slavic Food Fest, which was held June 13th & 14th, 2009. There was both Eat in and Take out food available. The dining area was staffed with church volenteers who prepared the meals. There were all sorts of deserts, cakes and pies as well as the Slavic food that was there.
some of the treats were:
Halupki- a beef stuffed cabbage roll w/ garlic & spices.
Halushki- cooked noodles, in onion & butter
Macedonian Hamburger- with onions green & red peppers.
Pierogi- small boiled dumpling stuffed with cheese
I spent about 20 dollars on our lunch that day, Christ the Savior Orthodox Church also make a delicious nut and raisin roll, that is available Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.