St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Orthodox Church Oshawa
Kawartha Lakes, ON
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- Michael Ziarno7 months ago
A beautiful and reverent Orthodox parish. Sunday liturgy begins at 9:30am and everyone is welcome. A wonderful place to experience the richness of the ancient Christian faith.
- Michien MN9 months ago
The church is bilingual in English and Ukrainian. While it is supportive of the Ukrainian community it is also inclusive of any ethnicity. I love to be a part of the community here. The chants are very beautiful to listen to.
- Anca Baban3 years ago
The Orthodox Churches share with the other Christian Churches the belief that God revealed himself in Jesus Christ, and a belief in the incarnation of Christ, his crucifixion and resurrection.
- Natalie Zuidemaa year ago
Beautiful church and hall. The parish continues to grow with new programming, attendees and supporters. All are welcome!
- Shaji Kalluvila11 months ago
St John the Baptist Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Oshawa, Canada
- Kate Schultz9 months ago
Beautiful church and community is welcoming. 🙏 …
- Sijy Varghesea year ago
A great church, a supportive community and a fantastic hall.
- Lilbiggr3d4 years ago
Went for refuge Christmas party and the place was clean and had decent parking
- Donna Gibbs6 years ago
Beautiful church excellent service
- Derek Wydra3 years ago
A warm, uplifting place.
- 张John10 months ago
In Markham, Ontario, Canada, there is an Eastern Orthodox church. The Eastern Orthodox Church, after the Great Schism and influenced by the unification movement of the Roman Catholic Church, was renamed the "Orthodox Catholic Church" to avoid confusion with other Catholic churches within the country that coexisted with the Vatican. It is divided into three branches: the Eastern Roman Orthodox Church, the Oriental Orthodox Church, and the Nestorian Orthodox Church. Because the Oriental Orthodox Church reformed first, it usually specifically refers to that branch. You can check it out when you come here.