Saint George Church in Krasavitsa

Saint George Church

Looking for a way into church life and not sure where to begin?

Here are simple answers for a first visit: how to come to church, submit prayer notes and prepare for confession.

47A, Krasavitsa district · free entry · arrive 10–15 minutes early

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Worship and parish life

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Today in the Church

Saint Evtikhiy, episkop, apostol ot menshikh, sshchmch.

6 September 2026

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Saint Petr Moskovskiy.

Next service

Sunday, September 6, 9:30

Hieromartyr Eutychius, bishop and disciple of the Apostle John the Theologian

8:30 — Confession.9:30 — Hours. Divine Liturgy.

Parishioners talking after worship

Parish life

Stay after the service

After Sunday Liturgy, parishioners gather for tea, conversation and Sunday school activities for children. You can come for the first time — there is no need to know anyone in advance.

Discover parish life

Map location

Church address and route

47A, Krasavitsa district, Zelenogorsk, Saint Petersburg
You can build the route directly on the map. If you need to check details before your visit, the parish contacts are available on the contacts page.
Saint George Church in Krasavitsa

About the church

A place of prayer and parish gathering

The Church of the Holy Great Martyr George the Victory-Bearer was built in the Krasavitsa district of Zelenogorsk, in the Kurortny District of Saint Petersburg, with the blessing of Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus'.

On May 6, 2021, the feast day of Saint George the Victory-Bearer, Metropolitan Varsonofy of Saint Petersburg and Ladoga consecrated the church and celebrated the Divine Liturgy there.

"My house shall be called a house of prayer"

Matthew 21:13

If it is your first time

You can simply come to church

You do not need to know every custom or do everything perfectly. Choose a time, arrive 10–15 minutes early and stay for as long as feels calm to you.

Sacraments and spiritual life

Sacraments and prayer in the Church

Baptism

Baptism

The beginning of life in Christ and entrance into the Church.

Eucharist

Eucharist

Communion of the Body and Blood of Christ at the Divine Liturgy.

Chrismation

Chrismation

The gift of the Holy Spirit, normally given immediately after Baptism.

Confession

Confession

Repentance before God in the presence of a priest and reconciliation with the Church.

Priesthood

Priesthood

Ordination for bishops, priests and deacons to serve the Church at the altar and among God’s people.

Marriage

Marriage

The blessing of a Christian family for mutual love, faithfulness and life before God.

Anointing of the Sick

Anointing of the Sick

Prayer for mercy, healing and strengthening in illness or hardship.

Prayer notes and requests

Submit a prayer note for health or repose

Prayer notes can be submitted for commemoration at the Divine Liturgy, memorial services and other parish prayers.

Community

Parish community, Sunday school and shared work

Parish life includes Sunday school, shared work, family participation in church feasts and conversation after worship.

Sunday school
Conversation after service

People and participation

The parish brings people together in prayer and good work

After services, parishioners can take part in parish meetings, conversations, Sunday school and shared work that helps preserve church unity.

Parish life is built around prayer, the sacraments, Christian upbringing of children and mutual support in the church community.

Before your visit

Helpful reading before your visit

A few clear guides for taking the first step: coming to church, understanding confession and submitting prayer notes.

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First visit to an Orthodox church

First visit

Your first visit

A simple starting point for coming to church, finding your place and asking questions calmly.

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Preparation for confession

Confession

Confession and Communion

Where to begin if you want to understand confession, preparation and the sacramental life of the Church.

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Submitting prayer notes in church

Prayer notes

Prayer notes for health and repose

How names are submitted, what commemoration means and what details should be checked with the parish.

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