Home page Mission Statement 2008 Calendar of Events Member Parishes ORTHODOX SPECIAL EVENTS Saturday March 29, 2008 8:30 AM     FORCC Church School Seminar     Sharing Our Faith: Raising & Educating Godly Children      Holy Trinity GO Church      4070 Park Ave, Bridgeport, CT  Lenten Vestpers Schedule for 2008      October 5, 2008 15th Annual Benefit Dinner       Guest Speaker: Fr. David Rucker, OCMC      Holy Trinity GO Church      4070 Park Ave, Bridgeport, CT FORCC INFORMATION FORCC Bylaws 2008 Pascal Billboards Updated 2008 Scholarship - Information Updated! Pictures from Sept. 5,1999 Outdoor Liturgy   Fellowship of Orthodox Churches of Connecticut -- founded 1993 For each of us the dissemination of the Christian Faith must be a favorite task, close to our hearts and precious to us; in this task each member of the Church must take an active part - some by personal missionary effort, some by monetary support and service to the "needs of the saints, and some by prayer to the Lord that He might "establish and increase His Church," that He might "teach the word of truth " to those who do not know Christ, and "might reveal to them the gospel of righteousness, uniting them to His Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church." Archbishop Saint Tikhon, Ruling Bishop of all Orthodox Christians in America, 1889-1907

The Fellowship of Orthodox Churches of Connecticut was founded in 1993 to give structure and order to the common Orthodox witness of all canonical Orthodox Churches represented in the State of Connecticut. Our goal is to build an organization that transcends the separate jurisdictions, so that we might speak to the weighty issues facing our world today with the strong, clear, united voice of - the One, Holy, Catholic (Universal) and Apostolic Church. The Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (S.C.O.B.A.), established in 1960, with Archbishop Demetrious as Chairman brings together the canonical hierarchs of the Orthodox jurisdictions in the United States and Canada. The purpose of the Conference is to make the ties of unity among the canonical Orthodox Churches and administrations stronger and more visible.