Matins of Good Friday - The 12 Passion Gospels.

This is a short clip from the Matins of Good Friday worship service 2024. Look for the long video of this worship service soon.
Saint Elizabeth Orthodox Church is an Orthodox Christian community of people from all walks of life, ages, races, and ethnic and economic backgrounds. We are located in Cherokee County in Woodstock, Georgia, just north of Atlanta. Whether you are a guest, an inquirer, or a visitor from another parish, we are so happy and blessed that you are here to worship the living God with us.
We’d like to introduce you to our parish community - or, as we like to say, our parish family - and to provide you with a brief overview of the Orthodox Church and Faith. The Orthodox Church is not meant to be an ethnic club reserved just for Greeks or Russians, but rather it is the living Body of Christ, the Church for all people, and truly for all of creation. Saint Elizabeth’s Orthodox Church embodies this ideal by being truly American in her diversity of people.
Our priest, Father Matthew Dutko, is personally available to answer any questions you may have about Orthodox Christianity, about your personal faith journey, or to speak with you if you simply need someone to be present with you and listen.
As a visitor to Saint Elizabeth, we want you to be as comfortable as possible during your time with us. It is our hope that the following information will help you feel like you are returning home and not visiting a foreign land.
Don’t be overwhelmed! Even after a lifetime of prayer and study you could never know everything there is to know about the Orthodox Faith, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try. The best way to learn about Orthodoxy is participate in the life of the Church by attending the Divine services that are offered. Orthodoxy is a living faith and the only way to really know it is by participating in it.
Visit our website to learn more.
www.stelizabethga.org/
Saint Elizabeth Orthodox Church
2265 East Cherokee Drive
Woodstock, GA 30188
Saint Elizabeth Orthodox Church is a local parish of the American Carpatho Russian Orthodox Diocese, Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, Ruling Hierarch: His Eminence Metropolitan Gregory of Nyssa.
All services are in English. "Come and See"