Greetings! Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church is the R.O.C.O.R. parish for the greater Springfield and Western MA area since c.1953 under the authority, blessing, and protection of His Eminence, The Most Rev. HILARION, Metropolitan of Eastern America and New York, First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia. 

Our services are primarily in English with some Church Slavonic. We follow the Julian Calendar liturgically as is the tradition of the Russian Orthodox Church. Our parishioners come from throughout the Pioneer Valley & northern Connecticut. Visitors are always welcome—please have a glance at our schedule of services and come visit St. Nicholas Orthodox Church now located just over the Massachusetts border in Enfield, CT.

Regular Weekly Services - parishioners only due to capacity limitations 

Saturday Vigil 6:00pm

Sunday Divine Liturgy 9:30am;

     Hours 9:10 am, Holy Communion preparatory prayers 8:30am

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Feast Days  - unless otherwise announced

    Vigil 6:30pm Great Vespers with Litia, Matins, First Hour

    Divine Liturgy 7:00am, Third & Sixth Hours at 6:40am

St. Nicholas Liturgical services will utilize the parish Hall in addition to the Nave of the Church until further notice due to the Coronavirus and capacity limitations; safety measures to be followed.

 To participate in liturgical services at home, we  recommend the following resources for texts, and sites for internet broadcast- streaming of services

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For Readers Texts, Rubrics/How To, and Calendar Specific

Weekly Liturgical Texts and Resources

Saint Jonah.org Readers services

Sites where to find streaming services:

Slavonic & English

Eastern American Diocese - list

StJohn the Baptist Cathedral, DC 

Holy Epiphany ROC, Boston

English

St. Xenia ROC, Methuen, MA

Holy Cross Monastery

UPDATE:

After careful consideration and to our immense disappointment, we have decided to postpone this year’s Ladies' Afternoon Tea until 2021. We look forward to seeing you then!

Sincerely,

The ladies of St. Nicholas parish