St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church
Altoona, PA
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519 58th StAltoona, PA 16602Gathering: Saturday 5:00 PM (Great Vespers)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Saturday5:00 PM · Great Vespers
- Sunday9:00 AM · Matins
- Sunday10:00 AM · Divine Liturgy
- Great Feasts6:00 PM · Celebration on the eve
About
Summary
Welcome to St. George Orthodox Church, a vibrant Orthodox community in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Rooted in the ancient Christian tradition, we offer Sunday services at 9:00 AM (Matins) and 10:00 AM (Divine Liturgy), with Saturday Great Vespers at 5:00 PM. Our welcoming congregation includes converts and long-time parishioners, and we host youth nights and outreach events.
Details
St. George Orthodox Church is a welcoming and active parish in Altoona, Pennsylvania, serving the community since 1919. We are part of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, tracing our roots to the early Christian Church in Antioch. Our liturgical schedule includes Saturday Great Vespers at 5:00 PM, Sunday Matins at 9:00 AM, and Sunday Divine Liturgy at 10:00 AM. Great Feasts are celebrated on their eve at 6:00 PM.
We are a diverse community, with many members having converted to Orthodoxy from other Christian traditions. Our congregation includes families, youth, and individuals seeking a deep, traditional faith experience. We host a youth night every third Tuesday of the month and a Catechism class on Saturdays at 3:00 PM. Children are warmly welcomed at all services, and we have a long-standing Sunday School program.
Our outreach efforts include participation in various service projects, and we encourage visitors to check our calendar for upcoming events. We also have a stewardship program encouraging financial support through Tithe.ly.
For more information or to get in touch, visit our contact page or reach out via phone at (814) 944-7187 or email at fr.isaac.danevicius@gmail.com.
From Faith Near Me
St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church in Altoona, PA, offers a welcoming community rooted in traditional Orthodoxy. First-time visitors may appreciate the clear liturgical schedule, active youth and family ministries, and a warm atmosphere reflected in consistent positive feedback over the years.
Pros
- Welcoming congregation with a history of hospitality as noted in visitor feedback
- Clear weekly service times including Sunday Matins and Divine Liturgy
- Active youth and family programs like Sunday School, Catechism classes, and youth nights
- Community-focused outreach through service projects and fundraisers
- Dedicated website with detailed event and service information
- Stewardship program with multiple financial support options
Services and facilities
Services
- Catechism Class
- Youth Night
- Outreach And Service Projects
- Sunday School
- Fruit Fundraiser Events
Facilities
- Sanctuary
- Kitchen
- Parking
Events and programs
Catechism Class
Weekly
Meets on Saturdays at 3:00 PM.
Youth Night
Monthly
Hosted every third Tuesday of the month.
Fruit Fundraiser
Community event where visitors can meet the priest and his family.
Connect
- Contact page
- Open contact page

