St. John the Theologian Greek Orthodox Church

St. John the Theologian Greek Orthodox Church Experience the Richness & Traditions of the Original Christian Church… Welcome to St. John the Theologian Greek Orthodox Church. St. John the Theologian.

John's serves Orthodox Christians in the Clear Lake area, located in Webster, Texas about half way between downtown Houston and Galveston. This area is home to the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, and the Clear Lake Recreational Area. Being the only Orthodox Christian parish in this area, St. John serves Orthodox Christians from a variety of nationalities and backgrounds. John the Theologian is a s

mall inclusive parish with a range of programs. Annually the parish stages a Greek Festival. Our church is part of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, the Holy Metropolis of Denver, under the spiritual guidance of His Eminence Metropolitan Isaiah of Denver. Visitors are welcome at any of our services. You do not have to be Greek to find a home at St. More than half of the parish is composed of non-Greeks. If you are interested in learning more about the Orthodox Christian Church you will find St. John an ideal place. A large portion of the parish is composed of converts who embraced Orthodoxy after learning about it through the parish. For more information, please contact Fr. Gabriel at 281-235-4263 or by e-mail at [email protected]

Welcome Kreter’s to our Greek Orthodox family! What a wonderful celebration of faith…
06/14/2026

Welcome Kreter’s to our Greek Orthodox family! What a wonderful celebration of faith…

Thanks to all who made today’s Pentecost Celebration a resounding success! We apologize for selling-out of gyro & souvla...
05/31/2026

Thanks to all who made today’s Pentecost Celebration a resounding success! We apologize for selling-out of gyro & souvlaki a bit too early, but we learn from our experiences & it’ll be bigger & better next time. A special thanks to Chef Peter & his crew for doing all the heavy lifting yesterday & today. ‘Til next time! ☦️💜

Don’t forget our 1st Annual Holy Pentecost Celebration tomorrow after church in Marinos Hall. We’ll have Gyros & Souvlak...
05/30/2026

Don’t forget our 1st Annual Holy Pentecost Celebration tomorrow after church in Marinos Hall. We’ll have Gyros & Souvlaki for $10 ea. & Greek fries for $5. The usual coffee hour-type items will still be served. We’ll have water, coffee, beer & Sprite available, but bring your family’s favorite beverage(s) if you’d like. This is a fundraising event, so see you there! 💜☦️

PS - We’ll also need a few volunteers to help serve & be runners for head chef, Peter Graniello… 🇬🇷

05/25/2026

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

On this Memorial Day, we pause with gratitude and reverence to remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation. Their sacrifice reminds us that true love is not measured merely by words, but by the willingness to lay down one’s life for others. As our Lord Jesus Christ teaches us in the Holy Gospel: “Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends” (John 15:13). Today, we honor those who answered that call of sacrificial love with courage, duty, and devotion.

The Holy Fathers remind us that love is most fully revealed through self-offering. Saint John Chrysostom wrote, “The foundation of all virtue is sacrifice.” In remembering our fallen heroes, we also remember the countless families who continue to carry the weight of loss with quiet strength and faith. May God grant comfort to every grieving heart and eternal memory to those who departed in service to others.

Throughout American history, leaders have recognized the sacred cost of freedom. Abraham Lincoln reminded our nation that we must remain “dedicated to the unfinished work” for which so many gave “the last full measure of devotion.” Ronald Reagan once said, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.” Their words continue to call us to gratitude, unity, and responsibility.

As Orthodox Christians, Memorial Day also becomes a moment of prayer. We pray that the Lord will grant rest to the souls of all the fallen where “there is neither sickness, nor sorrow, nor sighing, but life everlasting.” May their memory be eternal. And may we who remain strive to live with humility, compassion, faith, and love—honoring their sacrifice not only with remembrance, but with lives dedicated to God and to one another.

May God bless our departed heroes, their families, and all who serve our country with honor and sacrifice.

Rev. Fr. Gabriel Gadah

Today we celebrated our St. John youth by recognizing their academic achievements, including graduations and Sunday Scho...
05/17/2026

Today we celebrated our St. John youth by recognizing their academic achievements, including graduations and Sunday School completion. A special thanks to our Sunday School teachers, too! We appreciate and acknowledge everyone’s hard work & dedication… ☦️💜

05/12/2026

Please join us this coming Sunday as we honor our Graduates and our Sunday School children and staff.

Happy Mother’s Day to all our wonderful moms! ☦️💜
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all our wonderful moms! ☦️💜

Welcome to the newest members of our St. John Greek Orthodox family! Many years to them & their sponsors! ☦️💜“…having be...
05/09/2026

Welcome to the newest members of our St. John Greek Orthodox family! Many years to them & their sponsors! ☦️💜

“…having been buried with him in baptism, in which you were also raised with him through your faith in the working of God.”

The weather did a 180 between Friday & Saturday and allowed for a beautiful Clean-Up Day at our church. Thanks to all wh...
05/04/2026

The weather did a 180 between Friday & Saturday and allowed for a beautiful Clean-Up Day at our church. Thanks to all who turned out! ☦️💜

Another successful Adopt-A-Highway trash pickup day along our assigned stretch of Hwy 3 in Webster. Thanks to all involv...
04/29/2026

Another successful Adopt-A-Highway trash pickup day along our assigned stretch of Hwy 3 in Webster. Thanks to all involved, especially to Michael Savage, who has spearheaded this effort for many years!

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202 N Walnut Street
Webster, TX
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