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COVID-19 Safety Measure Updates

Dear Friends,

Please note that bookings are now essential for participation in the liturgical services.

Furthermore, according to the most recent COVID-19 restrictions for NSW, the maximum capacity of our church is 100 people.

Masks must also be worn as a condition of entry.

To register for a service, please contact the Parish Office: (02) 9587 5945 / office@kogarahgreekorthodox.org.au

We look forward to the day when the pandemic will cease, and such restrictions will no longer be necessary. Thank you very much for your patience and understanding during this difficult time.

In Christ,
The Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of the Resurrection

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Latest COVID-19 Safety Measures

Dear Friends,

Please note that, according to the most recent COVID-19 restrictions for NSW, the maximum capacity of our church is 180 people.

This means that the doors of the church will close once we reach 180 worshipers in any service (Divine Liturgy, Vespers, etc.). Please do not congregate outside.

The doors will reopen again upon the conclusion of such services for the flock to light candles.

We look forward to the day when the pandemic will cease, and such restrictions will no longer be necessary. Thank you very much for your patience and understanding during this difficult time.

In Christ,

The Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of the Resurrection

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Inaugural Parish Newsletter

The Greek Orthodox Parish and Community of Kogarah is excited to announce the release of its inaugural newsletter (in Greek and English). We will report on our events and keep the flock informed of our upcoming initiatives through this quarterly publication.

The first issue features many important updates regarding our liturgical services, pastoral work, renovations, and outreach.

We sincerely thank our beloved Primate, His Eminence Archbishop Makarios of Australia, for his moving message in support of the publication.

September Parish Newsletter (ENGLISH)

September Parish Newsletter (GREEK)