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Greek Orthodox Churches of America in Ohio

Explore Greek Orthodox churches across Ohio, including parish locations, communities, history, and traditions.

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Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Akron

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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Canton

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Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Cleveland

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Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Dayton

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Zoodochos Peghe Greek Orthodox Church of Martins Ferry

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Saint Paul Greek Orthodox Church of North Royalton

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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Steubenville

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Saint John the Forerunner Greek Orthodox Church of Youngstown

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Saint James Greek Orthodox Mission of Belpre

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Saint Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church of Canton

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Saints Constantine & Helen Cathedral of Cleveland Heights

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Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Lorain

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Saint George Greek Orthodox Church of Massillon

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Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church of Rocky River

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Holy Trinity Cathedral of Toledo

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Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Youngstown

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Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church of Campbell

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Holy Trinity - Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Cincinnati

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Annunciation Cathedral of Columbus

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Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Mansfield

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Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Middletown

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Assumption Greek Orthodox Church of the Blessed Virgin of Springfield

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Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church of Warren

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How many Greek Orthodox churches are in Ohio?

Ohio has 23 Greek Orthodox churches, anchored by its oldest parish in Cleveland.

 

Which Greek Orthodox Metropolis oversees churches in Ohio?

Ohio's Greek Orthodox parishes fall under the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Detroit, alongside Michigan, Arkansas, Kentucky, and parts of Indiana, Tennessee, and Upstate New York.

 

What is the oldest Greek Orthodox church in Ohio?

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Cleveland, founded in 1912 by fifteen Greek immigrants, is considered the mother church of Greek Orthodoxy in the Cleveland area and the oldest Greek Orthodox parish in Ohio.

 

Why is Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church's feast day significant?

Annunciation Church's feast day, March 25th, coincides with the anniversary of the Greek Revolution, since the Orthodox Church historically sanctioned the uprising against Ottoman rule. The date holds deep significance for Greek Orthodox communities nationwide.

 

What is notable about Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Steubenville?

Holy Trinity's building was originally constructed in 1914 for a Methodist Episcopal congregation before being acquired by Steubenville's Greek Orthodox community in 1945. The Neoclassical structure is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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