Orthodox Church in America
Archdiocese of Canada
Holy Lady of Vladimir Mission Station
St. John's, NL
Canada

Services

Divine Liturgy
Sunday at 10:00 am
 Vespers
Saturday at 6:00 pm
English, Slavonic, Romanian and Greek are used in worship.

Clergy

Rev Fr Theodore Efthimadis of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Saint John New Brunswick graciously provides pastoral care several times per year.
Subdeacons
Dr. David Bell
Arthur Anastasiadi
His Grace, Bishop Irenee is Clergy for the Mission

Place of Worship
St. John's Chapel
Queens College of Theology
210 Prince Philip Drive
St. John's NL  A1B 3R6

Mission Info

Mailing Address
120 Higgins Line
St. John's NL  A1B 2Y6

Some words for visitors...

The congregation of Holy Lady of. Vladimir Mission Station in St. John's NL would like to extend a warm welcome to anyone in St. John's to join is in celebrating the Divine Liturgy on Sunday mornings at 10:00.

Holy Lady of Vladimir Mission Station began in 2003 with a largely Russian Orthodox congregation. Since then it has become quite possibly the most multicultural organisation in the City of St. John's! The current congregation is made up of Orthodox Christians of Russian, Romanian, Ukrainian, Moldavian, Egyptian, and Greek ethnicity. We would like to welcome all Orthodox Christians to rediscover your faith in our community. Regardless of your ethnic background, we hope to make you feel at home in our diverse and inclusive community.

Our community also includes a growing number of individuals from various western traditions. Our small congregation of slightly more than 20 families includes Canadians, Americans, and Britons who were all attracted to Orthodoxy's belief in ancient traditions and Holy Scripture.
 
Orthodox Christians hold the traditions handed down to them by the apostles, and church fathers dearly. Orthodoxy is sometimes referred to as the ancient faith, or original Christianity. Anyone who wishes to experience Christianity, as it was experienced in the early church, are always welcomed by our community.  We do request that Non-Orthodox visitors respect the traditions of the church and refrain from receiving Holy Communion.

If you would like to know more about our community we invite you to browse our website.

If you would like to know more about Orthodoxy, we invite you to begin exploring the Orthodox faith by clicking some of the links to the right.   

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