Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church

CHRIST IS RISEN! INDEED HE IS RISEN!

GREETINGS!

Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church is a parish of the Eastern Pennsylvania Diocese of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA).

Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church is a Pan-Orthodox, multi-ethnic parish whose members come from a host of American, Slavic, European, Greek, Middle Eastern, and African backgrounds. Established in 1963, the parish has developed and grown spiritually, as well as numerically, into a dynamic Orthodox Christian community. We offer a wide range of liturgical, educational, and social programs, as well as missionary, evangelical, and local outreach endeavors.

We invite you to visit us and learn more about the Orthodox Church. Discover the Church that maintains a fidelity to scripture and doctrine and can trace its unbroken roots back to Apostolic times.

Pan-Orthodox Bible Study

There is now a weekly Pan-Orthodox Bible Study being offered for downtown workers and other interested individuals at the offices of the O.C.C.G.H., 33 N. 2nd Street (between Bourbon Street Station and Molly Branigans), on Wednesday's at 12pm.

Bring your lunch, coffee is on the house! Contact Fr. Stephen for more information.

Agia Sophia Coffeehouse
225 Market Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101
(At the corner of Third & Market Streets - across from the Whitaker Center)

The Orthodox Christian Charities of Greater Harrisburg (OCCGH) has been selected as a finalist in the Central Penn Business Journals "Non-Profit Innovation Awards". They were nominated for their project - Agia Sophia Coffeehouse and Bookstore, in the category: Brand Identity/Unique Marketing Campaign (Category description: This nonprofit has been innovative in using a new marketing concept to attract financial support, volunteers and/or clients. This could include changing name and/or direction to better serve its constituency.) To find out more, please visit: http://www.centralpennbusiness.com/section/Nonprofit-Innovation-Awards

The board of directors of OCCGH, the employees of Agia Sophia, and the many contributors and volunteers who have given sacrificially since their inception, are to be commended for their labors. Selected or not, this recognition is a consolation from Christ - may it serve as a means for furthering OCCGH's mission to serve our community and bring the beauty of our Faith into the heart of our State's capitol.