Greek Orthodox Metropolis, New Jersey
Η Ενορία του Αγίου Δημητρίου, Τζέρσεϊ Σίτι
Saint Demetrios welcomes the faithful, neighbors, and visitors to pray, learn, and share in the life of the Orthodox Church in Jersey City. Here we gather for the Divine Services, honor the saints and feasts of the Church, and grow together in faith, hospitality, and service.
Schedule of Services
This Week at Saint Demetrios
Visitors are welcome at the Divine Services; arrive a few minutes early, enter through the narthex, and ask a parishioner or usher if you need guidance. Candles may be offered in prayer before the holy icons, and families with children are warmly welcome.
9:00 AM
Orthros (Matins)
Every Saturday
10:00 AM
Divine Liturgy
Every Saturday
Parish Announcements
Parish Bulletin
Sunday Divine Liturgy & Parish Fellowship
July 12, 2026 — Join us for Orthros and the Divine Liturgy this Sunday, followed by coffee hour and parish fellowship. Visitors, families, and inquirers are warmly welcome!
Dormition Fast & Paraklesis Services
August 1, 2026 — The Dormition Fast begins as the parish prepares for the Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos. Parishioners are invited to participate in prayer, fasting, and Paraklesis services during this sacred season.
Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos
August 15, 2026 — The parish will commemorate the Dormition of the Most Holy Theotokos with the Divine Liturgy. Please contact the parish office for the confirmed service schedule.
Greek School & Church School Registration
September 6, 2026 — Registration opens for Greek School and Church School for the new academic year. Families are encouraged to enroll their children and participate in the educational life of the parish.
Feast of Saint Demetrios
October 26, 2026 — The parish celebrates its patronal feast with Orthros and the Divine Liturgy in honor of Saint Demetrios the Great Martyr, followed by parish fellowship. Full service details should be confirmed by the parish office.
Church School & Faith Formation
Religious education for children and families, helping students grow in Orthodox worship, scripture, and parish life.
Philoptochos Society
The Ladies Philoptochos Society, meaning friend of the poor, serves the parish and wider community through charitable works and fellowship.
Pontic Society & Cultural Memory
Founded at the parish in 1929 by Pontian Greek refugees, preserving the memory, music, and traditions of Pontus.
Adult Study & Inquirers
Prayer, scripture reading, and discussion for parishioners and those learning about the Orthodox Christian faith.
Youth & Young Families
Opportunities for young people and families to form friendships, serve together, and participate in parish life.
Greek School
Greek language and culture instruction for children and adults, supporting heritage, community, and parish identity.
Orthodox Faith & Sacred Tradition
Ancient worship, living faith, and a parish home
The Orthodox Church forms the faithful through prayer, the Holy Sacraments, sacred hymnography, icons, fasting and feasting, and the shared life of the parish. Visitors are invited to come and see with reverence, patience, and openness.
Make a donation
Support worship, education, and service
Stewardship is the offering of time, talent, and treasure for the glory of God and the good of the parish. These gifts support worship, education, charitable care, building needs, and the Orthodox witness of Saint Demetrios in Jersey City.
General donations
A freewill offering for parish needs, building care, service supplies, outreach, and day-to-day operations.
Annual Membership
Stewardship support for registered parish members and families participating in the ongoing life of the Church.
Light a candle donation
An offering made with prayer for the living and departed, continuing the Orthodox practice of lighting candles before the holy icons.
Greek school tuition
Tuition support for Greek language and cultural education offered through the parish school program.
Memorial donations
A gift offered in blessed memory of departed loved ones, supporting parish ministries and acts of mercy.
Contact & Location
Visit, call, or send a note to the parish office
For service questions, pastoral care, Greek School, memorials, and stewardship, contact the parish office. The form destination needs parish review before publishing.