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Celebrating Our Parish Slava – A Joyful Invitation
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,Christ is risen! Indeed, He is risen! With great joy, we invite you, your families, and your friends to join us for the celebration of our parish’s Slava on Sunday, May 3rd, at St. George Serbian Orthodox Church. Our parish Slava is one of the most…
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Church Spring Clean-Up Day – Volunteers Needed!
The Church Board members of St. George Serbian Orthodox Church in Schererville warmly invite all parishioners, families, and friends to join us for our Spring Clean-Up Day on Saturday, April 25th, starting at 8:00 AM. Come lend a helping hand as we work together to beautify and care for our church property. This is…
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Journey to the Resurrection: Holy Week Services Schedule
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, As we near the most sacred and solemn time of the year, we invite everyone to join us in the beautiful and meaningful Holy Week services of our Holy Orthodox Church. These services guide us step by step through the saving Passion, Crucifixion, and…
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Parish Announcement: New Ministry at St. George Church
We are excited to announce a new ministry at St. George Serbian Orthodox Church — the Book of the Month Club: Logoi Collective. Logoi Collective is an Orthodox theological reading community dedicated to deepening our understanding of the faith through prayerful study and meaningful discussion. Our sessions will be held monthly, both in person and…
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Holy Unction Service Announcement
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, With spiritual joy and reverence, we invite you to gather for the Holy Mystery of Unction, a sacred healing service for both soul and body, offered during this holy Lenten season. This year, the Holy Unction Service is graciously sponsored by the Southern Chicago…
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The Presanctified Liturgy: A Journey of Hunger and Hope
During the sacred rhythm of Great Lent, the Orthodox Church offers a unique and meaningful service called the Presanctified Liturgy. Unlike the joyful and triumphant Divine Liturgies of St. John Chrysostom or St. Basil the Great, this service has a quieter, more solemn tone—one that reflects the penitential spirit of…