How to become an Orthodox Christian

 

Contact our rector, Fr. Nicholas Wysultsky at 330-628-1333 or email frnick@stnickoca.org

By talking with him, he will determine how to best bring you into the church.  Your needs are unique depending on your upbringing and past religious affiliation or lack of it.  There is usually a spring and fall Inquirer's Class that you can attend and ask the specific questions to help you determine if it is the right time for you to become an Orthodox Christian.  Father Nick is also available to meet one-on-one by appointment...just contact him.

Until that time...you are welcome to attend services, venerate the cross and icons, light candles and receive the blessed bread during dismissal. (Only baptized and chrismated Orthodox Christians who are prepared through confession and fasting should approach the chalice to receive communion.) Please join us for coffee hour in the church basement following Divine Liturgy.  We are glad you're here and we hope you'll join us on the journey to salvation.

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755 S. Cleveland Ave.; Mogadore, OH 44260
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Holy Martyr Zlata (Chryse)
7 hours ago
"Born in the village of Slatina in the Meglin region [of Bulgaria], of poor peasants who had three other daughters, St Zlata was a meek and devout girl, wise with Christ's wisdom and golden ('zlata' means 'gold') not only in name but also in her G...

Holy Martyrs Probus, Tarachus and Andronicus
31 hours ago
All three suffered during the reign of Diocletian. Though born in three different places, the three were found to be Christians at Pompeiopolis in Cilicia, arrested together, and brought before the Governor, Numerian Maximus. Tarachus was sixty-fi...

Our Holy Father Philotheos Kokkinos,Patriarch of Constantinople
55 hours ago
He was born in Thessalonika around 1300; his mother was a convert from Judaism. He entered monastic life, first at Mt Sinai, then at the Great Lavra on Mt Athos. The so-called "Hesychast controversy" was then raging, and St Philotheos became one o...

Blessed Fool for Christ Andrew of Totma
79 hours ago
"Saint Andrew came of a family of devout, unlettered peasants. He obtained an education by going to church and, on the death of his parents, became a novice at the Monastery of Galich, in the diocese of Kostroma. The Abbot, who was remarkable for ...

Saints Andronicus and Athanasia
103 hours ago
Andronicus was a goldsmith who lived in Antioch during the reign of Theodosius the Great (379-395). He and his wife Athanasia were devout Christians who strove to follow Christ in all things. They gave a third of all that they earned to the poor, ...


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