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Welcome to The St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Web Site
Welcome to the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox community:
Please join us in worship!
Sunday Worship Service: Orthros: 8:15 a.m. Divine Liturgy: 9:30 a.m.
Pastor: Reverend Father Demetrios T. Costarakis E-mail: demetric@imail.goarch.org
17 Meriam Street Lexington, MA 02420 Phone: (781) 862-6453 Fax: (781) 862-5612 E-mail: st.nicholas.lex@verizon.net
Directions to St. Nicholas
Weekly bulletinPlease stay up-to-date with news and events of the St. Nicholas Parish by reading the Sunday bulletin, updated weekly. (Right-click to open in a new window)
Father Demetri's Sermons are available on-line!Digital recordings of Father Demetri's sermons can be found on St. Nicholas Facebook page and also directly here.
Father's MessageHello Parishioners and Visitors of St. Nicholas! It is with great joy that I write you on our new weekly bulletin!
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 Sunday BulletinRead the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Lexington Massachusetts' weekly bulletin online and keep up-to-date with this week's parish news and events.
 Online Chapel
Read today's prescribed Epistle and Gospel passages and learn about the saints commemorated by the Church on this day
 Orthodox Calendar
Our online calendar listing the major saints, feasts, and fasting periods in the Orthodox Church for this month
 Featured Video
Enjoy a weekly video feature by GOTelecom on our Church's faith and life.
 Iconograms
Send electronic icon greeting cards to your family, friends or loved ones on their name day or any special occasion.
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St. Nicholas is now on Facebook!Events, photos and updates for our community can now be followed on Facebook! For those with a Facebook account, search "St. Nicholas GOC Lexington, MA" and become a fan!
Welcome to St. Nicholas!
We welcome you to worship with us, whether you are an Orthodox Christian or this is your first visit to an Orthodox Church. Although Holy Communion and other Sacraments are offered only to baptized and chrismated (confirmed) Orthodox Christians, all are invited to receive the antidoron (blessed bread) from Father Demetri at the conclusion of the Divine Liturgy. The antidoron is not sacramental, but is reminiscent of the agape feast that followed worship in the ancient Christian Church. After the Divine Liturgy, please join us in our newly renovated Church Hall for fellowship and refreshments. For those interested in learning more about the Orthodox Christian faith, please feel free to speak with Fr. Demetri after the service.
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