Christ the Savior Orthodox Mission of Spring Hill

Christ the Savior Orthodox Mission of Spring Hill serves the Orthodox Christian community of Spring Hill, Florida, offering regular worship services and preserving Greek Orthodox faith, traditions, and community life in the region.
Clergy:
Served by Metropolis of Atlanta Clergy
Church Type:
Mission
Denomination:
Greek Orthodox
Metropolis:
Metropolis of Atlanta
Affiliation:
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
Ecumenical Patriarch:
Bartholomew I of Constantinople
Clergy Information updated Jan 2026
History
Christ the Savior Greek Orthodox Church of Spring Hill, Florida traces its origins to a small group of Orthodox Christians who were worshipping on the former grounds of a Greek Orthodox Youth Camp in Brooksville, Florida. Early in 2002, the Board of the Camp transferred the property to the mission after the existing mortgage had been paid off, and with that transfer Christ the Savior Greek Orthodox Church formally began functioning with the blessings of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America and His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios of Atlanta.
The parish is dedicated to Christ the Savior, whose feast day is the Presentation of Christ at the Temple, celebrated each February 2, and is a genuinely Pan-Orthodox community. Its stewards and friends trace their roots to several traditionally Orthodox nationalities, and many are converts from other Christian traditions or those encountering Orthodoxy for the first time. Most services are conducted in English, with small portions in Greek, Slavic, Arabic, Romanian, and Albanian as reminders of the community's diverse Orthodox heritages, with every language repeated in English so that all can understand and participate. Service texts are provided to the entire congregation so that all can sing the hymns and recite the responses together, reflecting a vision of liturgical participation that has shaped the parish's identity from its earliest days.
The mission is located on Spring Hill Drive in Hernando County and draws its faithful not only from the surrounding communities of Hernando County but from areas to the south, north, and west, given its easy access to Tampa, St. Petersburg, and the Nature Coast counties. In addition to its liturgical life the parish maintains philanthropic outreach through a partnership with the nearby Pine Grove Elementary School and supports an Orthodox missionary working in Africa.
Christ the Savior Greek Orthodox Church at 10401 Spring Hill Drive in Spring Hill serves the Orthodox Christian faithful of Hernando County as a mission parish of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Atlanta within the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
This page serves as a reference resource for Christ the Savior Orthodox Mission of Spring Hill, providing essential information such as location, contact details, clergy, and church affiliation. It is intended to help visitors and members of the Orthodox Christian community easily find accurate parish information in one place.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register as a member at a Greek Orthodox parish?
Parish membership is generally established by registering with the church office. Each parish may have its own process for enrollment and participation in parish life.
Can I attend services if I am not a registered member of the parish?
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Pastoral requests are typically handled by the parish priest. The parish office can assist with contact details and help coordinate appointments or inquiries.
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