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  Great place to be. Father Michael is a knowledge person to talk to.

  Added June 24, 2017 by Roman Shtefan
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  Very welcoming community. Services are beautiful and done almost entirely in English with some Slavonic/Russian. Would recommend going downstairs for coffee and lunch after the service on Sunday. You'll definitely be greeted warmly.

  Added March 16, 2017 by Alex White
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  Nice people, welcoming
  Services use some slavonic

  Added November 26, 2016 by Varvara Boruch
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  The best Orthodox in America parish in Springfield MA with Russian background

  Added November 21, 2016 by Michael Korolev
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  If you are searching for a faithful witness of Christ's Church in the Greater Springfield area look no further. St Peter and St Paul is a warm, welcoming and inviting parish of The Orthodox Church In America (OCA). The parish has a diverse ethnic makeup which includes people of Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Georgian, Irish, Polish, Hispanic, Jewish, Greek and French heritage , united in One Faith which is Christ Jesus. The church has many converts to the Faith, Young people as well as families with children newborn through high school.
  
  Vigil is at 6:00 PM on all Saturdays and before Feast Days. Divine Liturgy is at 9:30 AM Sundays and Feast Days with Hours chanted at 9:00 AM. There is a fellowship meal after Divine Liturgy on Sundays. All are welcome.
  
  We have seen the True Light! We have received the Heavenly Spirit! We have found the True Faith! Worshiping the Undivided Trinity, Who has saved us. ~chanted after communion

  Added September 24, 2016 by Christopher Murphy