Greek Orthodox Church
St. John the Baptist Philoptochos is pleased to announce once again the Philoptochos Scholarship Program. The program is reserved for high school graduates attending St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church […]
Dear parish family and friends, With the Nativity Lent approaching, we would like to initiate a PSALTER READING GROUP at our church. (If we have enough interest we can do […]
Reading the Psalter at Home The 150 Psalms of King David are collected into the liturgical book called the Psalter. This book is used in daily services in churches and […]
Our Inquirerers/Catechism Class for 2020-2021 has just started. You can join us every Sunday online at 1PM. Meeting details in our Weekly Bulletin or contact the office at (817) 283-2291. […]
Christ is risen! Beloved in Christ, Following the recent meeting of the Holy Synod of the Greek Archdiocese of America and the pastoral directions received from our Metropolitan Isaiah of […]
In the Orthodox tradition, eggs are a symbol of new life. Early Christians used eggs to symbolize the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which thus signifies the rebirth of all believers. […]
Upon entering an Orthodox Church, it is customary to light candles and offer prayers for one’s personal needs or that of a family member or friend. Candles are lit before […]
Beloved in Christ, See below the schedule for the services for Holy Week and Pascha 2020. As you know, due to the COVID-19 epidemic, we are unable to have public […]
Services for the Holy Annunciation 3/24 6pm Vigil Service (streaming) here 3/25 7:30am 3rd Hour and Divine Liturgy (streaming) here
Many of us are confined at home, our parishes have drastically reduced services in which we cannot participate, so we find ourselves in the situation that, if we want to pray […]