Saint Nina Orthodox Church in Orlando

Orthodox Church in America · Azalea Park, Florida · Founded 2008

Saint Nina Orthodox Mission at worship
Saint Nina Orthodox Mission at worship
Saint Nina Orthodox Mission at worship
Saint Nina Orthodox Mission at worship
Saint Nina Orthodox Mission at worship
Easter 2026

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”

Matthew 11:28

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Every week

  • Saturday 5:00 PM Great Vespers
  • Saturday 6:00 PM Catechism class
  • Sunday 10:00 AM Divine Liturgy
  • Wednesday 7:00 PM Gospel reading and discussion
The whole calendar →
A letter from Fr. Andrii

Pledges for 2027

A pledge is a promise to God: “Of what He gives me in the coming year, I will give this portion to His Church.”

This Week

Services at the parish

  • Today

    Vespers Вечерня

    5:00 PM · 6832 Hanging Moss Rd, Azalea Park, FL 32807, USA

  • Oct 18

    Divine Liturgy / Божественная Литургия

    9:30 AM · 6832 Hanging Moss Rd, Azalea Park, FL 32807, USA

  • Oct 24

    Vespers Вечерня

    5:00 PM · 6832 Hanging Moss Rd, Azalea Park, FL 32807, USA

  • Oct 25

    Divine Liturgy / Божественная Литургия

    9:30 AM · 6832 Hanging Moss Rd, Azalea Park, FL 32807, USA

No Fast. Not a fasting week — anything may be brought. (Wednesday and Friday are still fast days.)

Never Been to an Orthodox Service?

Come as you are

You do not need to be Orthodox, know the service, or bring anything. Sunday at 10:00 is the easiest time to come; stay for coffee afterwards and someone will find you.

  • Services are in English, with parts sung in Church Slavonic.
  • Ordinary modest clothes. No ticket, no membership, no collection you must join.
  • About two hours, and you may sit, stand or step out at any point.
  • Wednesday's Gospel evening at 7:00 is an easier first step if Sunday is too much.
Saint Nina Orthodox Mission, Orlando

We are the Orthodox Mission in Orlando, in the Orthodox Church in America, Diocese of the South. Our Metropolitan is His Beatitude Tikhon, and our Archbishop is His Eminence Alexander (Golitzin), Bishop of Dallas and the South.

The mission is blessed with faithful from many countries — Americans, Ukrainians, Russians, Belarusians, Georgians and others. Most of the services are in English, with parts in Church Slavonic. You are warmly welcome to join our church family.

  • Fr. Andrii Syrkin Fr. Andrii Syrkin rector

Worth Reading


Library of Articles

Saint Peter the Aleut

died c. 1815

A young Aleut convert who chose death rather than deny the Orthodox faith.

The Council of Chalcedon

Chalcedon · 451

The largest council of the ancient Church drew the line that still defines Orthodox faith in Christ — and paid for it with the first great division of Christendom.

Saint Macarius the Great

c. 300 – c. 391

A humble Egyptian hermit whose patience under false accusation and whose gentle wisdom made him one of the great fathers of the desert.

From the Parish


Blog & letters

Tonight 6 PM: The 7th Ecumenical Council on Zoom + Picnic Oct 25 / Сегодня в 6 вечера

16 October 2026

Join our Zoom class at 6:00 PM, Gospel of Luke at 7:00 PM, and sign up for the picnic on Oct 25.

Blessed Are You Poor: The Beatitudes on the Plain and St. Dionysius the Areopagite

16 October 2026

Friday, October 16 (October 3 on the Church calendar). Christ comes down to a level place, among the poor, the hungry and the weeping, and calls them blessed; …

What the Parish Has Written


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The Parish in Photographs


Photo gallery

Sermons and Services

Divine Liturgy at Saint Nina


The door is open on Sunday

Divine Liturgy at 10:00, and coffee afterwards in the hall. If you would rather ask something first, write to us and a person answers.