Liturgy Hours 9:30 AM Every Sunday  December 1, 2024:        Father David Vernak - Divine Liturgy December 8, 2024:       Father Andrew Nelko - Divine Liturgy December 15, 2024:    Father Michael Sochka - Divine Liturgy                                    General Confession - 9:00am December 22, 2024:    Father Andrew Nelko - Divine Liturgy December 24, 2024:   Father Michael Sochka                                    Nativity Vigil Service - 5:00pm December 25, 2024:    Father Michael Sochka - Nativity Liturgy December 29, 2024:    Father Michael Sochka - Divine Liturgy Vespers Hours 6:00 PM Saturday December 28, 2024:     Father Michael Sochka     Sunday school immediately after communion in church hall.
		Confession	One-half hour before Liturgy when a priest is serving.
		Other services	Baptisms and Funerals by special arrangement with the archdiocese.
			Pascha Liturgy 2019

An Invitation to All:

Come and experience our Divine Liturgy any Sunday at 10 a.m.  Orthodoxy traces its roots back to the 12 Apostles of Christ.  The religion is solemn, holy, and beautiful.  St. Andrew is focusing on growth and is seeking people who want to grow spiritually with us!

St. Andrew Orthodox Church was founded in 1906 by immigrants from Eastern Europe who settled in city of Butler and the town of Lyndora which is adjacent to the afore mentioned city. It is located in the South East corner of the US Census Bureau’s [designated places] (CDP) for Butler in the valley of Connoquenessing Creek.

St. Andrew is one of two Orthodox churches in Lyndora and the oldest in Butler County, the other is SS. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church, established in 1921, and one of three in Butler County and that is the St. Anthony’s Antiochian Orthodox Church, Butler, established in the 1960’s, all within close proximity to the other.

St. Andrew Orthodox Church is under the omophorion of His Eminence, the Most Rev. Archbishop Melchisedek, Archbishop of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania and is a parish of the Orthodox Church in America.

All of our services are in the vernacular [English], the long held tradition of the church.

Come and visit us, pray with us and take refreshments with us after Sunday Divine Liturgy. We are a welcoming community and are not judgemental.

Join us and experience the joy of the Lord!

“May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord let his face shine on you and be gracious to you. May The Lord show you his face and bring you peace.” [Num 6.23-26]