St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church

About this church

Saint Sophia, Saints Faith, Hope and Agape Greek Orthodox Church begins Sunday Orthros at 8:45 a.m., followed by Divine Liturgy at 10:00 a.m. on South Trooper Road in Jeffersonville. Services use both English and Greek, an important planning detail for visitors encountering Orthodox worship for the first time. The parish belongs to the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese and the Metropolis of New Jersey and describes its common life around commitment to the Lord, one another, and the apostolic faith. A livestream, weekly bulletins, liturgical calendar, and 360-degree virtual tour provide first-party ways to preview the worship space and current service life before attending.

The parish's ministry range reflects both Orthodox formation and Greek cultural community. Its site lists Sunday School, Little Angels, HOPE and JOY, GOYA, adult catechism, Greek language school, altar servers, choir and cantors, young adults, a senior fellowship, and Greek dance groups. Service extends outward through FOCUS Philadelphia and Project Mexico, while Philoptochos, a knitting guild, and a daily prayer team offer additional forms of care. Visitors can submit prayer requests anonymously online or through a box in the narthex. Together, the bilingual Liturgy, Byzantine chant leadership, religious education, language, dance, and charitable programs make Saint Sophia a specifically Greek Orthodox parish rather than a generic Sunday gathering.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Sunday Orthros and Divine Liturgy times, languages, and livestream · Visitor introduction, Orthodox faith, parish resources, and virtual tour · Daily prayer team and anonymous request options · Priest, Byzantine chant, administration, and parish leadership

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