Phnom Penh Orthodox Church

15/02/2026

Vigil (Feb 14) and Divine Liturgy (Feb 15) celebrated by His Eminence Sergiy, Metropolitan of Singapore and Southeast Asia, Patriarchal Exarch of Southeast Asia at our church.

11/02/2026

On Sunday, February 15, we will be blessed to welcome again His Eminence Sergiy, Metropolitan of Singapore and Southeast Asia, who will celebrate the Divine Liturgy at our church.

Please join us for this joyful and prayerful occasion, and for the opportunity to meet His Eminence and receive his archpastoral blessing.

06/02/2026

Blessed feast of Saint Ksenia!

Blessed Ksenia is one of the symbols of St. Petersburg. So, who is she?For her first 26 years, she lived a normal life. But after the sudden death of her hus...

30/01/2026

08/01/2026

Merry Christmas!

07/01/2026

07/01/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2gTvNXRWuQ

As much a part of Christmas as any Nativity set, find out about the story within the pieces of the Orthodox Christmas iconLINKS:Our episode introducing icons...

07/01/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRYCE0tjQPg

С чего началась Рождественская сказка? О чуде Боговоплощения, произошедшем больше двух тысячелетий назад в Вифлеемской пещере, расскажет митрополит Иларион (...

02/01/2026

Join our Nativity services!

Tuesday, January 6
5:00p.m. - Nativity Vigil

Wednesday, January 7
9:00a.m. - Divine Liturgy
11:30a.m. - Festal meal

21/12/2025

Divine Liturgy presided by His Eminence Sergiy, Metropolitan of Singapore and Southeast Asia.

19/12/2025

С праздником святителя и чудотворца Николая!

Blessed feast of Saint Nicholas!

On this feast of St. Nicholas, we remember a saint whose holiness was expressed in quiet, generous love. Nicholas used what he had to protect the vulnerable, to restore dignity, and to bring hope—often without anyone knowing. His life reminds us that true charity seeks no applause; it flows naturally from a heart shaped by Christ.

St. Nicholas teaches us that generosity is more than giving things—it is giving attention, mercy, and courage. In a world that can be loud and hurried, his witness invites us to notice those who are overlooked and to act with compassion before being asked. Even small acts of kindness, offered in faith, can change the course of someone’s life.

As we honor St. Nicholas today, may we ask for the grace to imitate his spirit: to trust God deeply, to love quietly, and to give joyfully. May our lives, like his, point not to ourselves, but to the goodness of God who delights in working through humble and willing hearts.