Glory to Jesus Christ!
Come out on Sunday, 16 March 2025, at 3pm, to hear a concert to support peace in Ukraine, featuring our own Dr. Andrew Nowakowski.
St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 1200 E. Churchville Rd., Bel Air, Maryland 21014
Admission is FREE. Details below.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
Dear Friends,
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA has set up a fund to help provide clean drinking water to those in Ukraine who are suffering from dehydration. One bottle of water can be purchased for $1.00, which will then be distributed in Ukraine to those most in need.
We will be collecting for this fund on the next two Sundays during Liturgy: October 1st and October 8. You may also write a check made out to Four Evangelists Orthodox Church and send it to PO Box 971, Bel Air, MD 21014.
Thank you and may God bless you for your generous offering to the people in war-torn Ukraine.
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
On this one year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, please pray for her people, leaders, and those involved in this terrible conflict, as well as for all involved in conflicts in all places.
Lord our God, remember and have mercy on our brothers and sisters who are involved in every civil conflict. Remove from their midst all hostility, confusion and hatred. Lead everyone along the path of reconciliation and peace, we pray You, hear us and have mercy on us.
What: Prayer Service for Ukraine
When: 22 March 2022 at 7PM
Where: Four Evangelists Orthodox Church
As we continue our prayers for Ukraine, we will again be serving a Moleben (a service of intercession or supplication) for those suffering from the recent Russian invasion, followed by a Panikhyda (a memorial service) for those who have lost their lives in the continuing hostilities, especially innocent civilians and children in recent days.
All are welcome as we pray for the peace and protection of the people of Ukraine, as well as an end to the war.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
Please join us Tuesday evening, 15 March at 7PM, as we continue our prayers for Ukraine by serving a Moleben (a service of intercession or supplication) for those suffering from the recent Russian invasion, followed by a Panikhyda (a memorial service) for those who have lost their lives in the continuing hostilities, especially innocent civilians and children in recent days.
All are welcome as we continue to pray for the peace and protection of the people of Ukraine, as well as an end to the war.
In solidarity with and for those suffering and under attack in Ukraine, Four Evangelists Orthodox Church held a moleben (service of intercession) followed by a panikhyda (memorial service) on Wednesday, 02 March.
We are thankful for the guests that were able to join us, including Archimandrite Fr. Constantine Moralis from the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation in Baltimore, MD and Mr. John Sobchak from International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC). Afterwards, Mr. Sobchak shared ongoing initiatives that IOCC has in place to offer relief to Ukraine, as well as how parishes and individuals could join in that effort.
As the aggression continues in Ukraine, please stay tuned for more opportunities that we, as a parish community, might pray for our brothers and sisters in Ukraine, Russia, and abroad.
