Welcome to St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in London, Ontario.
This website serves as a gateway to the profound significance of our sacred institution, dedicated to the magnificence of the One Holy, Consubstantial, Life-giving, and Undivided Trinity: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Our church venerates St. Sava, the patron Saint of our parish and the inaugural Archbishop and Enlightener of the Serbian people. With a steadfast commitment, our aim is to nurture the spiritual well-being of our cherished parishioners.
We trust that the information provided on our website will assist you in gaining a deeper understanding of Saint Sava Church in London, Ontario. Please feel free to reach out to us, or by visiting our Church in person if you have any inquiries.
We eagerly anticipate the opportunity to welcome you soon.
This Church venerates Saint Sava, the patron Saint of our parish and the inaugural Archbishop and Enlightener of the Serbian people. Our Church's mission is to nurture the spiritual well-being of our devoted parishioners.
The objectives of our Church Congregation in London, Ontario are as follows:
To safeguard, uphold, and perpetuate the authentic teachings of the Orthodox Faith, along with all Serbian traditions and customs.
To welcome individuals into the Holy Orthodox Faith through the sacrament of Holy Baptism and to guide them in embracing family life through marriage according to the Church's teachings and traditions.
To provide appropriate instruction aimed at uplifting believers towards spiritual and moral excellence, promoting mutual brotherly love and unity, and nurturing individuals to become worthy and loyal citizens of Canada.
To construct and maintain a church and its related facilities to meet the spiritual, cultural, educational, national, athletic, and social needs of our parishioners.
To establish and sustain Church and Serbian Schools, and to facilitate programs for the spiritual and moral upbringing of children and youth.
To preach and embody charity as a cornerstone of our Christian faith.
To uphold our ancestral tradition of burying departed members of our church.
To foster cooperation and maintain positive relations with other church-school congregations within the Diocese of Canada.