Orthodox baptism is a sacred Christian sacrament marking initiation into the Church. It involves triple immersion in water, symbolizing death and resurrection with Christ, prayers, and anointing with holy oil (chrismation). Baptism signifies spiritual cleansing, the gift of the Holy Spirit, and entrance into the community of believers. The ceremony lasts 60 to 90 minutes. For reservations or details about traditions, requirements, or scheduling, please send an email.

The Orthodox marriage ceremony is a deeply spiritual sacrament symbolizing the union of a couple in Christ. It includes two parts: the Betrothal, with the exchange of rings, and the Crowning, where crowns symbolize unity and honor. Prayers, hymns, and shared rituals emphasize love, faith, and commitment. The ceremony, rich in tradition, lasts about an hour. For more information or to plan an Orthodox wedding, please send an email.

Orthodox special prayers are heartfelt invocations used for various occasions, such as healing, protection, guidance, etc. These prayers, rooted in Scripture and Church tradition, often invoke the Holy Trinity, saints, or the Virgin Mary. They are offered during personal devotions or communal worship, reflecting deep faith and reverence. For specific needs or to learn more about Orthodox special prayers and their significance, please send an email

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