Upcoming Services & Events


Regular services:
Great Vespers, every Saturday at 7:00 PM
Divine Liturgy, every Sunday at 9:30 AM


July 2026

Weekend of July 4 – 5
Saint Sergius of Radonezh
Saturday: Great Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM, followed by Coffee Hour

Weekend of July 11 – 12
Saint Paisios of the Holy Mountain

Saturday: Great Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM, followed by Coffee Hour
(No Parish Council meeting.)

Weekend of July 18 – 19
Saint Seraphim of Sarov
Saturday: Great Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM,
followed by 40th Day Memorial Service for +Barbara Drillock; blessing of cars in honor of the feast of the Prophet Elijah; and Coffee Hour

Weekend of July 25 – 26
Saint Jacob Netsvetov of Alaska
Saturday: Great Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM, followed by Coffee Hour
(Please note: Fr. John will be away this weekend.)

August 2026

Weekend of August 1 – 2
Sunday after the Procession of the Cross (Aug. 1)
Saturday: Great Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM, with the blessing of honey & water, followed by Coffee Hour

The Transfiguration of Our Lord (Aug. 6)
Wednesday, August 5: Festal Vesperal Liturgy, 7:00 PM.
with the blessing of first-fruits / apples / grapes

Weekend of August 8 – 9
Saint Herman of Alaska
Saturday: Festal Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Festal Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM, followed by Coffee Hour.
The Parish Council will meet in the nave following Coffee Hour.

The Dormition of the Theotokos (Aug. 15)
Friday, August 14: Festal Vesperal Liturgy, 7:00 PM.
with the blessing of flowers & herbs

Weekend of August 22 – 23
Sunday after Dormition
Saturday: Great Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM, followed by Coffee Hour.

Weekend of August 29 – 30
Saint Alexander Nevsky
Saturday: Vespers, 7:00 PM
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:30 AM, followed by Coffee Hour.


Planning ahead…

Sunday, September 20 – Our Parish Picnic, following Liturgy, on the grounds at St. Andrew’s.

Sunday, October 25 – Our Parish 60th Anniversary


a Great Feast of Christ or the Theotokos
(one of the Twelve Great Feasts, and other feasts of Christ)

a “Vigil-rank” feast for a saint
(a major celebration for which Vespers & Matins are combined)

a “Polyelei-rank” feast for a saint
(a celebration at which the ‘Many Mercies’ is sung during Matins)

The symbols above denote the ‘rank’ of the feast being celebrated, as used in the Typikons (the books containing liturgical instructions for the year) of the Orthodox Churches.