St. Andrew the First Called Apostle Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Boston

About this church

St. Andrew the First Called Apostle Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Boston is an Orthodox parish in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston. The parish was formed in 1954 and draws worshippers of both Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian heritage. Its schedule lists the Divine Liturgy on Sundays at 10:00 a.m. Services are conducted in a mix of English and Ukrainian, and visitors are welcome. The parish says its members seek a close relationship with Jesus Christ through prayer, divine services, reading of Scripture, the sacraments, fasting, and acts of charity, while remaining faithful to Orthodox tradition and Ukrainian church customs.

The church publishes a weekly bulletin online, with a Ukrainian-language version, and keeps a calendar and schedule page for services and events. Its website includes an About Orthodoxy section for people who want to learn about Orthodox worship, history, feasts, icons, and prayer. St. Olha's Sisterhood raises funds for children affected by the war in Ukraine, and the parish coordinates humanitarian aid donations and shares guidance on how to help. The church is located at 24 Orchardhill Road, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130, and a driving directions page is available on the website. Because the liturgical calendar includes feast days that change the schedule, confirm service times on the church website before visiting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 5, 2026. Sources: Home: parish, schedule, address · About Orthodoxy

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