Contact & Location for Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox
Service Times for Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox
Sunday 10:15 AM
Divine Liturgy
Sunday 9:00 AM
Orthros (Matins)
About Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox
Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Atlantic City, New Jersey serves a vibrant Orthodox Christian community with deep historical roots dating back over a century. Established in 1924, the parish has grown from early Greek immigrants who sought to maintain their Orthodox faith and cultural heritage in America, and today welcomes believers from diverse nations including Albania, Bulgaria, Ethiopia, Georgia, Romania, Russia, and Serbia. The church features a magnificent Byzantine sanctuary completed in 1999, adorned with authentic iconography by renowned iconographer Dimitrios Mourlas from Athens and hand-carved furnishings imported from Greece. Beyond the Divine Liturgy, Saint Nicholas sustains a full parish life including Greek and Sunday schools, youth organizations, and community events. The congregation worships in the apostolic tradition, commemorating the Resurrection of Christ each Sunday and seeking sanctification through the sacraments and the grace of God.
First-Time Visitor Info for Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox
Dress Code: Modest, respectful attire; women typically wear skirts or dresses and may cover their heads Service Format: Orthros (Matins) begins at 9:00 AM on Sundays, followed by the Divine Liturgy at 10:15 AM, featuring liturgical hymns, Scripture readings, and sacramental worship in the Orthodox tradition Visitor Tips: Visitors are welcome to observe from the back or side of the church; approach the priest or a parishioner with questions about Orthodox customs and when to participate in the veneration of icons or receiving a blessing
Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.
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