Welcome!
St. Michael Orthodox Church has been witnessing to the truth of Orthodox Christianity in Louisville since the early 1930’s, but our Faith has been preached unchanged for 2,000 years.
Our parish is Pan-Orthodox, home to a multitude of cultures from around the globe: Albanian, Bulgarian, Egyptian, Ethiopian, Greek, Indian, Lebanese, Palestinian, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Syrian, Ukrainian, American, and more.
The heartbeat of any God-centered community is its cycle of worshipful services. Therefore here at St. Michael we worship daily in St. George Chapel. Many have called Orthodoxy a ‘sensory’ experience, so we invite you to come and hear our beautiful a cappella choir, smell our incense, touch our iconography, and most importantly make a life-changing connection with Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ.
Again, we welcome you and invite you to learn more about our Church and Orthodox Christianity. We truly are a community with a mosaic of cultures celebrating One Lord, One faith, One baptism, One God and Father of all, who is above all.
Update on Fr. Alexander
Fr. Alexander has been moved to room 4H03 of Norton Hospital, downtown Louisville (same hospital).
His recovery is progressing nicely. He enjoys visits from everyone. The nursing staff has requested he nap between 2PM and 4 PM but visitors are welcome at any other time.
Upcoming Events
The Climacus Conference of Thoughtful Ascent- February 5–6 St. Michael will be hosting The Climacus Conference with two days dedicated to “the contemplation of noble ideas.” The cost of the conference is $15 per day or $20 for both days. More information, including the lecture schedule can be found here.
St. George Chapel
St. George Chapel has received yet another beautiful addition. Pictures are can be found on our photo page here. Be sure to click to see “more photos” to see our pictures of the Divine Liturgy as well.