2024 Church Roof Campaign Update – 03 May 2024
Glory to Jesus Christ!
Thanks to the overflowing generosity of many, we have exceeded our $15K goal toward our Church Roof Campaign!
Beginning next week (Bright Tuesday, 07 May 2024), a roofing crew will begin to put a new roof on our church building. This next phase will also include new soffit under the porch and eaves of the church, as well as new gutters and downspouts.
Again, a heartfelt thank you to all of the members, family, and friends of our parish who contributed.
Project Update – 06 October 2016
On October 6, 2016, after traversing a long and winding road in our construction phase, we were finally awarded our permit of use and occupancy by the Town of Bel Air, Maryland. During the preceding weeks, the altar was set up and icons were hung in the nave and narthex. While there are still finishing touches to add and slight changes to make on both the exterior and interior of the church, we will hold our first Divine Liturgy on Sunday, 9 October 2016. Glory to Jesus Christ!
01 October 2014
Glory to Jesus Christ! Four Evangelists Orthodox Church has moved to a permanent home!
As a result of many prayers, much effort, and a successful building campaign, we have secured a parcel of property and building in order to establish a traditional Orthodox church in Harford County, Maryland. Located on North Hickory Avenue in Bel Air, our new location is within walking diystance from the heart of Main Street. We invite you to be a part of this exciting time of growth for the Orthodox Church in northern Maryland. Come and join us in this unique and ancient tradition of Christian faith and worship!
The Building Project
Phase #1 of our building project consists of a series of modifications and renovations to the existing structure. They include:
• Two “onion dome” cupolas to adorn roof of church
• Construction of the nave with open and raised ceiling
• Warming Kitchen
• Two ADA compliant restrooms in the rear of the church
• ADA compliant access ramp
• ADA compliant access ramp
• Expanded entrance and narthex
• Church signage from North Hickory Avenue
• Reconstructed parking pad
Future components of Phase #1 include exterior modifications in keeping with traditional Orthodox architecture.