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. 
We are 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.
Welcome and God Bless!
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Feast of the Transfiguration of
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
When, O Christ our God, Thou wast transfigured on the mountain, Thou didst reveal Thy glory to Thy Disciples in proportion as they could bear it. Let Thine everlasting light also enlighten us sinners, through the intercessions of the Theotokos. O Thou Bestower of light, glory to Thee.
Troparion of  the  Feast
O thou holy One who hast sanctified the whole universe by thy light, thou hast been transfigured on a high mountain, and hast shown thy Disciples thy might and that thou shalt deliver the world from transgression. Wherefore, do we cry out to thee, O compassionate Lord, save our souls.
Idiomelon of the Feast
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Current Requirements for Attending Services in Person:
Based upon the wisdom of our hierarchs and guidance from the medical community within both the diocese and archdiocese, it is the current practice of our parish community to sign up to attend Liturgy to maintain conditions that help to keep our parishioners safe. Our parish is taking these measures so that when the time comes, our parish can open without restrictions. Please see below for a summary of our current practices:
  • If you would like to attend a service in person, you MUST sign up using the Sign Up Genius link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040A4EACA92CA2FF2-attend1
  • If you attend a service in person, you MUST wear a mask while in the building and are unable to social distance.
  • If you do not sign up using the link above to attend a service, please do not show up to the church building in person. We cannot handle excess overflow of people who do not sign up. 
***Urgent Services Update***
Until Further Notice
Please Check the Main Calendar for all
Services, Times, and Attendance allowed
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​Archdiocese
Announcements
(Please click on an image to see the full text)
Metropolitan JOSEPH
​Pastoral Letter
(6/8/20)
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Update from
​Metropolitan JOSEPH (5/29/20)
Metropolitan JOSEPH
​On the tragic explosion
in Beirut Lebanon
​(8/4/20)
St. George Update Regarding Limited Reopening of the Church Building
​(5/9/20)

Orthodox Priests Speaking on Racial Reconciliation

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 Fr. Paul Abernathy is the Pastor of St. Moses the Black Orthodox Church and Executive Director of Neighborhood Resilience Project in Pittsburgh, PA
Fr. Turbo Qualls is the Pastor of St. Mary of Egypt Orthodox Church in Kansas City MO. He works with Reconciliation Servicess as a case manager, and is a much sought after speaker.
​Call to Prayer for Justice and Peace during Nationwide Civil Unrest
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Ministry Spotlight

The Ministry Team at St. George works to meet the needs of those who attend St. George and plan community outreach. Learn more about our Ministry Team by clicking the link below!
Speaking the Truth in Love
​PRESENTING SOME REFLECTIONS OF FR. THOMAS HOPKO
Having come to the Great and Holy Day of our Lord and Saviour's Pascha we continue with Fr. Tom's reflections in the Paschal season.
​Please visit www.ancientfaith.com for more information and resources, and to hear other podcasts on the Orthodox Faith
KIDNAPPED BISHOPS
April 22nd, 2020 marked the 7th Anniversary of the Kidnapping of Metropolitan PaulYazigi and Mar Youhanna Ibrahim, the Bishops of Aleppo for the Greek Orthodox and Syriac Orthodox. Please click on the links  below the photo to read the joint statement from
​Patriarchs ​John X and  Mor Ignatius Aphrem II
Joint Statement
Arabic
English