Explore Our Church
Take an interactive tour of our beautiful church and experience the rich Orthodox tradition and architecture.
Take an interactive tour of our beautiful church and experience the rich Orthodox tradition and architecture.
The beautiful entrance to St. John the Russian Orthodox Church with its icon of Christ, the Theotokos, and St. John the Russian.
A low-angle shot of the white-painted exterior of St. John the Russian Orthodox Church under a clear blue sky.
The icon of the Mandylion hanging at the entrance to the narthex next to the icons of the cross, Theotokos, and Christ.
Another angle of the Mandylion icon.
Various icons including a large icon of the Theotokos by the table at the entrance of the church
Looking down the hallway near the church entrance towards the full-height icon of St. Nicholas
The Cross and the Gospel on a stand next to the icon of St. Nicholas
The livestream camera pointing towards the iconostasis.
An icon of Christ on the Cross near the back of the narthex
An icon of Christ on the Cross above the altar.
The iconostasis from the back of the church
Right in front of the iconostasis.
The 2 icons of St. George by the Reader's corner.
This is where the Reader reads the prayers for the service and the choir sings.
Our patron saint.
Looking up past the iconostasis to the icon of the Lord Jesus Christ above the altar.
Looking towards the back of the church towards the doors that open into the dining hall.
Facing the back of the church towards icons and the door to the kid's room.
A centuries-old icon depicting the life of St. Nicholas, including interceding after his repose.
Icon depicting the life of St. John the Russian.
Fr. Peter, Fr. Herman, and Reader James during a Vespers service.
Icons of Jesus and the Theotokos.
The church library in the kid's room.
A closeup of a selection of books from the church library.
The trapeza where we serve a meal prepared by the parish community after every Divine Liturgy on Sundays.
Books for sale in the church bookstore.
The beautiful entrance to St. John the Russian Orthodox Church with its icon of Christ, the Theotokos, and St. John the Russian.