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  A wonderful Russian Orthodox parish. The choir is extremely good, and Fr. Paul is an excellent priest. The ceiling and walls of the church are covered with beautiful frescos. The service is mostly in Church Slavonic and Fr. Paul gives the sermon in both Russian and English. Vigil is from 6 pm to roughly 9 pm and Divine Liturgy is from 10 am to roughly 1 pm.

  Added July 12, 2017 by Geoffrey Gowan
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  Russian Orthodox Church, icons and frescos cover the walls and ceiling, there are several banks of candles. Divine Services are in Slavonic with some english with a choir upstairs, incense was used liberaly. The service was excellent, in particular Fr. Paul's homily (sermon). Modest dress is expected, women cover their hair. Traditional building with few seats, for those whose health does not allow for standing so long. Be prepaired for movement. There is a small bookstore on premises where one can buy english, russian books, and other religious goods. Everyone was friendly to us, as we were obviously visitors.

  Added December 07, 2016 by Neda Meinradt