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About St George Greek Orthodox
St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Chicago is a traditional Orthodox parish celebrating its centennial anniversary. Officially named Saint George on January 9, 1923, the parish held its first liturgy in April 1923 under the founding priest, the Very Reverend Archimandrite Daniel Golemis. Its worship is rooted in the Greek Orthodox liturgical tradition, and the church is known for traditional Byzantine-style iconography painted by John Terzis. The parish also established a Greek School at the same time as the parish itself, reflecting a long-standing commitment to faith, language, and culture. Children’s ministry and youth group are part of its parish life.
First-Time Visitor Info for St George Greek Orthodox
Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Services follow the traditional Orthodox liturgical pattern, with Byzantine iconography forming part of the worship setting. Visitor Tips: First-time visitors may want to take time to notice the traditional Byzantine-style iconography painted by John Terzis. Families can also ask about children’s ministry, youth group, and the parish’s Greek School.
Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.
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