St. Spyridon WV

St. Spyridon WV St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church in Clarksburg, West Virginia In 1918, the church cornerstone was placed on the very ground St. Turn left (down the hill).

Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church stands today. The founding fathers chose to name the church St. Spyridon because the completion of the church fell within a few days of his feast day, December 12. After renovations, the church was consecrated in 1986. SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
Divine Liturgy - 10:30

DIRECTIONS
From I-79, Take exit 119 (Route 50 West). Take the first right turn onto Bridgeport Hill Ro

ad. Proceed until you see the Bowling Alley on the right. Look for Greek Orthodox Church sign on the right. Turn right at the corner of the Yellow Brick Office Building. Proceed until you see the next Greek Orthodox Church sign. Turn left onto Factory Street. Proceed approximately two blocks. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church is on the right.

What a wonderful Sunday School year we have had at St. Spyridon!This year, our program grew to three classes with three ...
06/02/2026

What a wonderful Sunday School year we have had at St. Spyridon!

This year, our program grew to three classes with three dedicated teachers. To conclude the year, the students—from ages 4 through 5th grade—spent the last few Sundays decorating an icon of Panagia. They were excited and proud to display their beautiful masterpieces.

Following Divine Liturgy, we celebrated the end of the Sunday School year together. What began as a picnic for our Sunday School students and St. Spyridon families lovingly grew into a picnic for our entire parish community.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who brought food, helped with setup and cleanup, and supported the celebration in any way. We were blessed with an abundance of food, enough for everyone to enjoy. All leftovers were donated to the Clarksburg Mission, making it a blessing for all. ❤️

We wish everyone a safe, happy, and blessed summer!

NEW PUBLICATION!!Just published in The Wheel, my article: "Resurrecting Gold from the Dunghill: Historical and Theologic...
05/30/2026

NEW PUBLICATION!!
Just published in The Wheel, my article: "Resurrecting Gold from the Dunghill: Historical and Theological Considerations of Confession Practices in the Christian East."

Also in the same issue, a riveting homily by my friend and colleague, our editor-in-chief, Inga Leonova.

In the same issue, the article by my friend and colleague, Dr. Teva Regule (edited by yours truly): "Liturgy as Formation: Preparing for the Eucharist—The Cathedral Vigil as Celebrated at New Skete Monastery."

And in the same volume, yet another article by my friend and colleague, Dr. Надя Киценко: "The Experience of Confession in East Slavic Orthodox Christianity and Its Implications."
And many other wonderful contributions!

If you haven't subscribed to the print or online version, what are you waiting for. Visit us at: wheeljournal.com

NEW PUBLICATION: KALLISTOS WARE OF OXFORD–A LIFE IN PILGRIMAGEThe Wheel, our outstanding international journal of Orthod...
05/30/2026

NEW PUBLICATION: KALLISTOS WARE OF OXFORD–A LIFE IN PILGRIMAGE
The Wheel, our outstanding international journal of Orthodox Christian theology and culture, has published a brand new book by Dr. Brandon Gallaher, available in print format or online. Kudos to my amazing co-editors and staff, led by our own editor-in-chief, Inga Leonova.

A searching and deeply personal portrait of Metropolitan Kallistos Ware (1934-2022) by Brandon Gallaher. This book blends memoir, theology, and critical reflection into a compelling intellectual and spiritual journey of one of the most important figures in modern Orthodox Christianity. Gallaher traces his own spiritual path alongside Ware’s life, revealing a thinker marked by freedom, humility, and paradox. Both tribute and challenge, this book explores Ware’s legacy—his brilliance, his blind spots, and his enduring influence—inviting readers into a meditation on tradition, change, and the lifelong pilgrimage toward truth.

FRDRSTEL'S HOMILY (5/24/2026): "The Prayer and the Hope for Unity"
05/29/2026

FRDRSTEL'S HOMILY (5/24/2026): "The Prayer and the Hope for Unity"

SIXTH SUNDAY OF PASCHA (HOLY FATHERS)5/24/2026************St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox ChurchClarksburg, WV************Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Pittsburgh...

05/29/2026

FRDRSTEL'S SUNDAY HOMILY (5/24/2026)

Inspired by the work and the needs of The Mustard Seed, the middle and high school Sunday School class recently donated ...
05/19/2026

Inspired by the work and the needs of The Mustard Seed, the middle and high school Sunday School class recently donated bus tokens to be distributed to those in need locally. The class, led by Presvytera Georgia, handmade and sold bookmarks following the Divine Liturgy. Thanks to the generosity of the parish community enough money was raised to purchase 100 bus tokens!

ANNUAL LECTURE IN THE BOOKSI was humbled and honored to give this year's 26th annual SS. Cyril and Methodius Lecture. It...
05/13/2026

ANNUAL LECTURE IN THE BOOKS
I was humbled and honored to give this year's 26th annual SS. Cyril and Methodius Lecture. It was very well received.

For those of you who weren't able to attend virtually, here is the talk in its entirety. Title: “‘Remember Me in Your Kingdom, O Lord': Rethinking Liturgical Commemoration in the Byzantine Rite of Proskomide."

Be sure you take notes ... an exam will follow. 🙂

26th Annual Lecture - The Genius of the Greek Catholic Eparchy of Mukachevo

The Ladies Philoptochos Society has been hard at work these first few weeks of May, continuing our commitment to serving...
05/12/2026

The Ladies Philoptochos Society has been hard at work these first few weeks of May, continuing our commitment to serving those in need in our area.

Following our monthly meeting on May 3rd, a dedicated group of women spent the afternoon assembling 154 individualized summer hygiene bags. These bags were delivered to the Harrison County School Nurses, marking our second year partnering with the school system to ensure students have essential supplies during the summer months. Deliveries were made to all eight school nurses during the school week.

This project is part of our ongoing “Monthly Mission” initiative, of providing consistent support to local organizations. In addition to the school system, we supply monthly supplies regularly to The Mustard Seed and Friends Feeding Friends, and we assist Shepherd’s Corner and The Mission on an as‑needed basis.

Our “Monthly Mission” projects are funded by our annual Fall Orders‑Only Bake Sale.

Address

1010 Factory Street
Clarksburg, WV
26301

Opening Hours

10:30am - 12pm

Telephone

(304) 624-5331

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when St. Spyridon WV posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category