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Saint Seraphim of Sarov Eastern Orthodox Cathedral |
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Events & Service Times
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| SUNDAY SERVICES |
11:00 AM |
Divine Liturgy |
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Happy New Year 2012 |
All services are in English --
Everyone is welcome!
You've had a standing invitation to attend
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MEMORY ETERNAL! Brother Titus of St. Jude Thaddeus Monastery in Zanesville, Ohio fell asleep in the Lord on November 21st, 2009. Brother Titus was born on November 13, 1971 and was Tonsured on the Feast Day of The Annunciation in 2007 and he received the Monastic habit on the Feast Day of the Holy Cross in 2009. Brother Titus was of Ukrainian descent and his great grandfather fought on the side of the Czar in the Revolution in Russia. Brother Titus will be greatly missed. May his memory be eternal! |
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PLEASE HELP US WITH OUR FUND RAISING DRIVE!
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PLEASE, COME WORSHIP WITH US! "Come to me, all you that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28. In this fast paced world of pagers, email, and cell phones, few can find the spiritual rest and peace of mind that they so desperately need. Unfortunately, even some churches are filled with politics and power struggles, as if we don’t get enough of that at work! "Be still and know that I am God". Psalm 46 Our spirit needs to be rested and recharged so we will be better able to cope with the day-to-day struggles of life. In this world of turmoil we are all looking for a peaceful place to escape, if only for a short while. Finding a peaceful spiritual home these days can sometimes be a daunting task. St. Seraphim of Sarov Eastern Orthodox Cathedral is a rare haven of spirituality, peace and prayer. "My Kingdom is not of this world". John 18:36. Christ’s Holy Church is an earthly glimpse of His Heavenly Kingdom that is not of this world. Orthodox Christianity offers an "other worldly" appeal for those who want to rest and renew their spirit. If you are looking for a church home free from the politics of this world, St. Seraphim’s is certainly the right place for you. St. Seraphim’s is a small but growing church that has been in the Triad area for 11 years. We are a member of the Holy Eastern Orthodox Church of the United States, an independent, self-governing Diocese. Our primary worship service is the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom which we celebrate every Sunday morning at 11:00 AM. All of our worship services are done in English. We are located on the corner of Eastchester and Johnson Streets in High Point. If you are looking for a "Church home", we're looking for you! If you want to know more about us - click on the two links below, these two links should answer any questions you have about our Diocese, local Cathedral, and Belief Structure: |
| For more information about our Diocese & Cathedral Click here | For more information about Eastern Orthodoxy Click here | For Information about Our Diocese Seminary Courses Click Here |
DIRECTIONS TO THE CATHEDRAL:
We are located in High Point, North Carolina on the corner of Eastchester and Johnson Streets. We are in the Fellowship Building of the St. Christopher's Episcopal Church. Our physical address is: 303 Eastchester Drive - High Point, North Carolina 27262 - The Cathedral phone number is: (336) 869-8607.
Click here to send us an email
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MEMORY ETERNAL
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Our Sub-Deacon, Robert (Longinios) Burns fell asleep in the Lord on Thursday, August 29, 2002 at the age of 69. He was born October 16, 1932 in High Point, North Carolina, a son of Robert Ingold Burns and Sue Tisdale Burns, who both preceded him in death. He was a retired school teacher and principal with the Rockbridge County, Virginia School System. He was a librarian with High Point University. He was a U. S. Army veteran, having served during the Korean War. He was a member and Sub-Deacon of St. Seraphim of Sarov Eastern Orthodox Cathedral. Sub-Deacon (Longinios) Burns served St. Seraphim's Cathedral faithfully for eight years as a loyal member, Church Reader, then as a Sub-Deacon. So strong was the faith of this servant of God, that he often served in the Altar even in his last days when pain and weakness from his cancer was almost unbearable! He was a beloved father and grandfather who touched many people and friends with his stories and love for history. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Jane Elizabeth. Surviving are his four daughters Mary, Catherine, Caroline, and Gwyn. His grandchildren are Ivy Elizabeth, Robert Alexander, and Sophia. A Trisagion Service was done by Father Michael on Sunday evening, September 1st, and his funeral and burial was also done by Father Michael on Monday, September 2nd, 2002. In lieu of flowers the family is asking that memorials be made to this fine servant of God to: St. Seraphim of Sarov - Eastern Orthodox Cathedral - PO BOX 77342 - Greensboro, NC 27417-7342. |
Read about the Miracle at St. Seraphim's
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MEMORY ETERNAL Please, remember in your prayers all those who lost their lives in the tragedy of September 11, 2001. Also, remember all of their families friends and loved ones as well. Pray for peace in the world and for God's Holy Protection for us all!
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MEMORY ETERNAL Please, remember in your prayers all those who lost their lives in the various natural disasters in the past years. It is our Christian duty to pray for all mankind! |
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Please note: All of our services are open to the public, consider yourself invited to attend any of our services.
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