Welcome to Saint George Orthodox Church

8210 W. Chester Pike • ​Upper Darby, PA 19082 
(610) 853-1171
Hello and welcome to the online home of Saint George Antiochian Orthodox Church in Upper Darby, PA, 
a diverse community of worshipers gathering together just outside of Philadelphia 
​to worship God, proclaim the Gospel, and love our neighbors.

We'd love for you to look around, get in touch, and "come and see".

Our regular weekly services are Vespers at 5:00pm on Saturday,
and Matins and Liturgy on Sunday starting at 9:30 and 10:30am.

God Bless!
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Click on the Icon to read more about the Feast
APOLYTIKION OF DORMITION
​OF THE THEOTOKOS
In birth, you preserved your virginity; in death, you did not abandon the world, O Theotokos. As mother of life, you departed to the source of life, delivering our souls from death by your intercessions.
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Metropolitan JOSEPH Condemns Recent Violence and Requests Prayers for Victims

Read his statement here.
FFHP Lenten Resources
​Lenten Calendar
​Ideas for Fundraising
“Whoever gives a hand to help his neighbor is helped by God’s own hand.”
+St. Isaac the Syrian

Awareness of the Poor:
Food for Hungry People 2019

Great Fast, 2019
Beloved in the Lord,
Greetings to you in the Name of Our Great God and Savior, Jesus Christ!
​As we begin this most holy time of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, let us turn our attention once again to the Food for Hungry People and Charitable Outreach Program of our Archdiocese.
To see the full Appeal Letter click here

On the Feast of Theophany

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by Fr. Stephen De Young
The Orthodox Church has always taught that the background against which the scriptures and scriptural events are rightly understood is preserved within Holy Tradition... (click here to read more)

Wisdom of the fathers

In any stage you may be do not get discouraged, pray even if you feel compulsion and the Lord will visit you with His mercy: ‘Let it be to you according to your faith,’ [Matt. 9:29]
+ Elder Cleopas of Romania
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Please continue to pray for Metropolitan PAUL and Archbishop JOHN who were kidnapped in Syria.