Greek Orthodox Churches of America in Michigan
Explore Greek Orthodox churches across Michigan, including parish locations, communities, history, and traditions.
Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Ann Arbor
Annunciation Cathedral of Detroit
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Grand Rapids
St. Panteleimon Chapel of Lexington
Annunciation & Saint Paraskevi Greek Orthodox Church of New Buffalo
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Clair Shores
Saint John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church of Sterling Heights
Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Westland
Sts. Constantine & Helen Chapel of Battle Creek
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church of Farmington Hills
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Kalamazoo
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church of Marquette
Nativity of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church of Plymouth
Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of Sault Sainte Marie
Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Troy
Archangel Gabriel Greek Orthodox Church of Williamsburg
Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of Bloomfield Hills
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church of Grand Blanc
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Lansing
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Muskegon
Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church of Saginaw
Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of Southgate
Saint Spyridon Chapel of Troy
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Greek Orthodox churches are in Michigan?
Michigan has 23 Greek Orthodox churches, the most of any state in the Metropolis of Detroit.
Is the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Detroit headquartered in Michigan?
Yes. The Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Detroit is headquartered in Michigan, with Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Detroit serving as its cathedral.
What is the oldest Greek Orthodox church in Michigan?
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Detroit, chartered by the State of Michigan on March 25, 1910, is not only Michigan's oldest Greek Orthodox parish but the oldest in the entire Metropolis of Detroit, spanning Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.
How did Detroit's Greektown neighborhood develop?
Detroit's Greek community traces back to the 1880s, when immigrants primarily from the region around Sparta settled near Monroe Street. The area grew into Greektown, a commercial hub of Greek-owned markets, bakeries, and restaurants that remains active today.
How long has Annunciation Cathedral served Detroit's Greek Orthodox community?
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2010, marking a century since its original charter in 1910 as the Church of the Evangelismos.
