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St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church

Fort Worth, TX

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2020 NW 21st StFort Worth, TX 76164

Gathering: Saturday 5:00pm (Great Vespers & Sacrament of Confession)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • Saturday5:00pm · Great Vespers & Sacrament of Confession
  • Sunday8:00am · Orthros
  • Sunday9:00am · Divine Liturgy
  • Wednesday7:00pm · Paraklesis (Service for health and healing)
  • Weekday Feast Day9:00am · Orthros & Divine Liturgy
  • Weekday Feast Day7:00pm · Great Vespers

About

Summary

St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church is a welcoming and devout congregation in Fort Worth, Texas, rooted in the Orthodox Christian tradition. Known for its vibrant community and rich liturgical life, the church offers services in a historic setting and hosts events like the annual Greek Festival. Visitors are warmly invited to join in worship and fellowship.

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St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Fort Worth, Texas, is a vibrant community dedicated to the Orthodox Christian Faith. The church's mission is to proclaim the Evangelion of Salvation for the glory of the Holy Trinity, emphasizing worship, fellowship, education, and service. The congregation gathers for services that include Great Vespers, Divine Liturgy, and the Paraklesis (a service for health and healing), reflecting a deep commitment to both spiritual and communal life.

The church was established by Greek immigrants in the early 20th century and has grown into a significant presence in the DFW area. Historical milestones include the consecration of the church in 2018, during which relics of saints were deposited into the altar. The community is known for its outreach, including the Greek Festival, which showcases Greek culture through food, music, and dance.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed, with a focus on creating a family-like atmosphere. Coffee hour after services is encouraged, and a welcoming committee is available to answer questions. The church also provides resources for those exploring Orthodoxy, such as tours and educational materials.

Facilities include a sanctuary, a school for religious and cultural instruction, and spaces for community events. The church's online presence includes live streaming services and a YouTube channel, making it accessible to a broader audience.

For more information about services and community involvement, visit the Schedule of Services and Our Community pages.

From Faith Near Me

St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Fort Worth, TX, offers a warm and inclusive atmosphere rooted in tradition. First-time visitors will notice a welcoming community that emphasizes fellowship and spiritual depth, with services held in a historic setting. The church’s vibrant liturgical life, combined with events like the annual Greek Festival, fosters a sense of belonging and cultural connection.

Pros

  • Welcoming newcomers with a dedicated committee and post-service coffee hour for connection.
  • Clear service times listed online, including traditional Orthodox services like Great Vespers and Divine Liturgy.
  • Annual Greek Festival celebrates culture through food, music, and dance, enhancing community engagement.
  • Provides educational resources and tours for those exploring Orthodoxy or the church’s history.
  • Live streaming services and YouTube channel ensure accessibility for remote attendees.
  • Family-friendly facilities include a playground, religious school, and fellowship spaces for all ages.

Reviews from around the web

Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.

  • Christina Ruth Harrell3 months ago

    Moments of Heaven's glory came into my heart so many times during all of Great Holy Week and Pascha night and morning that I'm still trying to process it. Moments of mystery that filled my spirit with childlike awe and wonder as I participated with my whole being at every Service, still glow in my memory during this Bright Week. Feeling Bright. Feeling Blessed. Feeling unworthy to receive such grace. Honestly? The more I delve into my Orthodox Faith, the more I realize I have yet to learn. St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church is a welcoming, loving, a devout Church family and may I personally invite you: Come and See!

  • Nora Tomlinson3 months ago

    I LOVE St. Demetrios with all my heart! Finally, a community that I truly feel a part of! From day one, I was warmly welcomed. I have made so many friendships and connections at our coffee hour after the Liturgy (they have a hymnal and liturgy book in every pew in case you are new or just want to follow along, and even a welcoming committee that will help answer any questions you may have). The community and outreach of St. Demetrios is something I am proud to belong to. I honestly I look forward to the beautiful and peaceful church services and also want to give my time to volunteer. Whatever your talent is (baking, serving, gardening, Meals on Wheels, a book club, singing, chanting, philanthropy, Bible Study, etc.) they have a spot for everyone to find their niche. We also have a well stocked bookstore to further your learning of Orthodoxy. If you are considering a visit to St. Demetrios, this is your sign of encouragement. Please come and see. P.S. the coffee is really good! ☕️

  • Gianna Lecuyer3 months ago

    As soon as my husband brought me here for the first time, I knew this was home. Everyone was very warm and welcoming, and I can’t express how sweet and kind Fr. Nick is. If you’re seeking the Christian faith in its fullest, come and experience Divine Liturgy here at St. Demetrios. As a convert myself, we are always happy to share our own experiences and welcome new members to the faith! Also, please do not hesitate to attend coffee hour after!! We’d love to see you ❤️.

  • F R8 months ago

    Came to their 57th Anniversary Greek Festival and really enjoyed the event on Sunday afternoon. They had sellers outside with various merchants, a tent where the dances were being held, and outside dining area, the inside had the restrooms, bookstore with Greek products, and the dining hall where the baked goods and lunches were being sold! The place was so clean throughout the event and you can tell the staff really care of those in attendance! We went to their church tour at 1:30pm and we got to hear the history of the Greek Orthodox Church. Beautiful place and will visit again for their 58th Anniversary in 2026.

  • Kevin Buchanan3 months ago

    I started attending St. Demetrios in early 2025 and immediately felt at home. Father Nick is an incredible spiritual father, and the parish has been a welcoming place to grow in faith. If you are curious about Orthodoxy, St. Demetrios is a wonderful place to learn in a comfortable, genuine environment, without pressure and surrounded by people who truly live the faith.

  • Joy Ticer3 months ago

    My husband and I came to this parish a year ago and never stopped! The people are like family and really give off the essence of Greek Orthodoxy. Glad to be a part of the church, come and see!

  • Trey Jordan3 months ago

    Saint Demetrios has become a true spiritual home for my family. Fr. Nick is a devoted shepherd whose care for the parish is evident in everything he does, and the liturgical life here is reverent and faithful to the Orthodox tradition. Visitors and inquirers are welcomed with genuine hospitality. If you are curious about the Orthodox faith or looking for a parish to call home in the DFW area, come and see.

  • Anita Escamilla3 months ago

    Attending the Holy Week services at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church was truly an extraordinary and moving experience. I was invited to take part in this sacred time leading up to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and I am so grateful I accepted. As someone who is neither Greek nor Orthodox, I wasn’t sure what to expect—but what I encountered was something deeply beautiful. The reverence and devotion of the congregation were palpable in every moment of the service. From the chanting and candlelight to the rituals rich with meaning and history, it was clear that this was not just tradition, but a deeply lived faith. What touched me most, however, was the warmth and kindness extended to me. Despite being an outsider, I was welcomed with open hearts. The sense of community and the genuine hospitality I experienced reflected a culture rooted in love, faith, and togetherness. This experience left a lasting impression on me. It was not only spiritually enriching but also a powerful reminder of how faith and kindness can transcend cultural and religious differences. I feel honored to have witnessed such a meaningful celebration and would wholeheartedly encourage others to experience it if given the opportunity.

  • John Lecuyer3 months ago

    Very warm and welcoming parish! It feels like home here. We found this parish after coming from a much bigger parish and feel so much more at home. Everyone is friendly and inviting. I’ve made so many friend over my time here. Fr. Nick is such a great priest. I’d recommend coming here if anyone is interested in finding out about Orthodoxy!

  • Rosalina Castaneda3 months ago

    We have been attending St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church for about a year now, and it truly feels like home. Being able to come here and worship the Lord is such a beautiful and meaningful experience. The sense of community is amazing! Everyone is incredibly kind, welcoming, and especially helpful to new members. We are so grateful to have found a church where we feel so comfortable and supported.

Services and facilities

Services

  • Coffee Hour After Liturgy
  • Greek Festival
  • Fellowship Hour
  • Stewardship Pledge
  • Youth Protection
  • Online Chapel
  • Live Streaming Services
  • Iconography Project
  • Welcoming Committee For New Visitors
  • Hymnals And Liturgy Books Provided In Pews For Visitors

Facilities

  • Sanctuary
  • School For Religious And Cultural Instruction
  • Dining Hall
  • Restrooms
  • Bookstore
  • Playground
  • Fellowship Spaces

Events and programs

  • Greek Festival

    Annual

    An annual event featuring Greek culture, food, music, and dance. The festival includes sellers outside with various merchants, a tent for dances, and an outside dining area. The inside features restrooms, a bookstore with Greek products, and a dining hall for baked goods and lunches.

  • Church Tour

    Annual

    A tour of the church history and facilities, typically offered during special events or anniversaries.

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