In a world of constant change, find the unchanging Faith. Orthodox Christianity is not a religion of the past, but the living presence of the Apostolic Church in the modern world.
"Come and see. The Kingdom of Heaven is in your midst."
Orthodoxy is the original Christian Church, founded by Jesus Christ and the Apostles. For two thousand years, it has kept the faith "once for all delivered to the saints" unchanged.
It is a hospital for the soul, a place of healing where the human person is restored to their original beauty through communion with the Triune God.
A direct, unbroken line of ordained bishops traces back to the Apostles, preserving and transmitting the same faith through each generation.
This faith transcends culture, language, and history, offering the same hope in every age.
"Therefore, brethren, stand fast and hold the traditions which you were taught, whether by word or our epistle."
2 Thessalonians 2:15
We view the Bible not as a book to be read in isolation, but as the heart of the Church’s life. It is the inspired record of God's revelation, understood through the lens of the community that produced it and history that shaped the teaching as we know it today.
Tradition is the "living memory of the Church." It is the Holy Spirit dwelling in the body of believers, guiding us into all truth through the Liturgy, the Fathers, and the Councils. Proving faith is not enough if you don’t practice in daily life.
In Orthodoxy, the spiritual and the physical are never separated. Through the Sacraments (Mysteries), God meets us in the elements of the world—bread, wine, water, and oil.
The "Medicine of Immortality." We believe the bread and wine truly become the Body and Blood of Christ, uniting us to Him and to each other.
The Center of WorshipA total immersion into the life of the Trinity, dying to the old self and rising into the newness of Christ.
The "Second Baptism," where we lay down our burdens and receive God's healing forgiveness.
A Hospital for the SoulThe sacramental life is not an idea to be understood, but a life to be lived. Join us for a service to witness these ancient rites.
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The Orthodox Church of Indonesia (Gereja Orthodox Indonesia) is under the jurisdiction of Genuine Greece of Orthodox Church. Our bishops maintain unbroken apostolic succession, preserving the faith handed down from the Apostles.
The Orthodox Church is the original Christian Church, founded by Christ and His Apostles at Pentecost. We hold to the unchanged faith of the early Church — professing the Nicene Creed, celebrating the seven Sacraments, and following the teachings of the Holy Fathers and the Seven Ecumenical Councils.
No. We venerate icons, but we worship God alone. An icon is a \"window to heaven\" that directs our minds and hearts to the person depicted, much like one might kiss a photograph of a loved one. This teaching was affirmed by the Seventh Ecumenical Council in 787 AD.
Absolutely. Everyone is welcome to attend our services. While Holy Communion is reserved for baptized Orthodox Christians, we invite you to participate in all other aspects of the Liturgy and to receive blessed bread (antidoron) at the end of the service.
Our worship involves all the senses. You will see icons, smell incense, hear beautiful a cappella chanting, and feel the presence of the community standing in prayer.
Orthodox worship is liturgical, following a pattern that dates back centuries. It may feel strange at first, but we encourage you to just let the beauty wash over you.
After the Divine Liturgy, we gather for Potluck. This is the best time to meet our priest and ask any questions you may have.
"There is a dress code to be mindful of: it is appreciated if men wear long pants and women consider a veil or scarf and a skirt. Most importantly, bring an open heart."