Theosis Orthodox Christian

East Syracuse, New York

Since 2001Mid-size congregation
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Contact & Location for Theosis Orthodox Christian

783 Franklin Park Dr

East Syracuse, NY 13057

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Service Times for Theosis Orthodox Christian

Sunday 8:00 AM

Matins

Sunday 9:30 AM

Divine Liturgy

Saturday 5:30 PM

Vespers

From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026

Programs & Ministries at Theosis Orthodox Christian

About Theosis Orthodox Christian

Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Church in East Syracuse, New York welcomes visitors from all backgrounds to experience ancient Christian worship as practiced since the early centuries of the Church. Founded in 2001, the parish is a convert-founded community without ethnic or national identity, drawing members from diverse religious backgrounds and serving as a therapeutic spiritual community. The church offers services in English and celebrates the Orthodox Christian faith through the Divine Liturgy, featuring traditional hymns, Scripture readings, icons, and the sacraments. Families with children are encouraged to worship together, and newcomers are invited to experience the rich sensory and spiritual elements of Orthodox worship, including the use of incense and sacred music.

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First-Time Visitor Info for Theosis Orthodox Christian

Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Sunday worship includes 8:00 AM Matins followed by 9:30 AM Divine Liturgy with an Agape meal afterward; Saturday Vespers are offered at 5:30 PM. Only those received into the Orthodox Church may receive Communion, but all visitors are welcome to receive a blessing and blessed bread after the service. Visitor Tips: Newcomers are especially invited to attend Vespers for a gentler introduction to Orthodox worship, and families should feel welcome to bring children and step into the narthex or patio if needed. Coffee and conversation follow the Divine Liturgy, offering a chance to ask questions and meet parishioners.

Groups & programs

Groups for:Women

History & building

  • Founded in 2001

    The parish states it was canonically founded in 2001. It says the community was established by founding members and clergy who were converts to Orthodoxy.

    What their website saysSince its Canonical founding in 2001

Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.

Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.

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