St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
Serbian Orthodox Church, Merrillville, IN, was established in 1914 in Gary, IN. Divine Liturgy Sundays 10am, Fr. Marko Matic officiating. Liturgical responses by Karageorge Choir. Sunday School starts after Holy Communion (around 11:15) until 12:15. Serbian School will be incorporated into Sunday School. Vespers served Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6:00 p.m. Join us, everyone welcome! Folklore dance group and choir always accepting new members. Attend Sunday Luncheons after Liturgy, hosted by families or organizations, serving delicious homemade food and desserts.
South Wing SOCIAL CENTER NOW AVAILABLE for hosting social events, newly renovated and tastefully decorated. Showers, graduation parties, business meetings, Skup Svatova, wedding receptions, baptisms, birthdays, and retirements can all be accommodated. For more info, call (219)736-9191.
Monday-Friday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
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Guest Speaker Kathryn Saclarides at St. George in East Chicago Sunday, January 3rd
Come and Hear a Lecture on
“Faith Unashamed”
Presented by Kathryn Saclarides
(in English)
January 3rd
(after church service and luncheon)
3og Januara
Seminar posle sv. Liturgije
Kathryn Saclarides, M.A. QMHP
Chicago Based Orthodox Mission Activist
Topic: FAITH UNASHAMED
Kathryn was born in Chicago, IL and has three sisters and one brother. She majored in
Anthropology and Spanish at Vanderbilt University and recently she completed a
Masters in Social Work from the University of Chicago. Kathryn worked with the Red
Cross in Spain for 2 years, after which she moved to San Francisco and served at the
Raphael House (an Orthodox homeless shelter). Over the past two years Kathryn has
worked with the Orthodox Christian Mission Center (OCMC) in Albania, and
International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) in Ethiopia. Currently Kathryn is the
supervisor of a mental health clinic for immigrant families in Cicero, IL. She specializes
in violence prevention and gang intervention with at-risk youth.
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