Christ the Savior Orthodox Church

About this church

Christ the Savior Orthodox Church is a Southbury parish of the Orthodox Church in America, founded as a mission in 1991 and consecrated at its present church in 2005. Its mission is to proclaim the apostolic gospel, worship in joy and truth, unite people with Christ through sacramental life, and care for others in love. Parish ministries include choir, altar service, education for children through adults, a bookstore and library, support for the Woodbury Food Bank, fellowship, evangelism, and missionary work in places including Turkana and Albania.

Great Vespers begins Saturday at 6:00 p.m., and Sunday Divine Liturgy at 9:15 a.m. The church’s calendar also carries feast-day services, so visitors should review the date-specific listing rather than assume every weekday follows a fixed pattern. Coffee hour immediately follows Sunday Liturgy, giving newcomers a natural time to meet the parish. Children and teens have Sunday education opportunities, while catechumen and adult studies vary. The homepage explains Orthodox terms such as Matins, Vespers, and Divine Liturgy for people encountering the tradition for the first time.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, mission, and current schedule · Parish history · Parish ministries · About Orthodox Christianity

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