St. Catherine Orthodox Mission welcomes you in Lubbock, Texas. Join us in discovering the ancient Christian faith through prayer, worship, and life together in Christ.
Rooted in ancient tradition.
Encounter Christ in the Mysteries.
Growing together in faith and love.
Sharing the light of Christ with the world.
Giving our time, talents, and treasures.
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PLAN A VISITWhether you are Orthodox, inquiring, or simply curious, you are warmly welcome. Come as you are and discover the beauty of Orthodox Christianity.
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Under the patronage of the Holy Great Martyr Catherine, we seek to grow in faith, prayer, and love for Christ.
May her prayers accompany our life together here in West Texas.
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Sunday
Hours & Confessions
To be announced
Sunday
Divine Liturgy
To be announced
Saturday
Great Vespers & Confession
To be announced
Eve of Feast
Festal Vespers with Litiya
To be announced
Feast Day
Hours & Divine Liturgy
To be announced
Weekdays
Confession
To be announced
All service times are local to Lubbock. See the calendar for dated services and special events.
We believe that in this church we stand in the presence of God, joining the saints and heavenly hosts in prayer and worship. We are glad to welcome you before and after the services — but during worship itself, we set conversation aside to stand together in reverent attention to God.
We worship as Christians always have, using the postures of prayer found in Scripture. We stand, we bow, and we prostrate. Each posture gives bodily expression to the prayers we lift together in worship.
Orthodox worship engages the whole person — mind, heart, and body. We make the Sign of the Cross in prayer, and we venerate icons as we would honor a photograph of someone we love.
Come as you are able — modest and comfortable is welcome. Children are dear to God's house; loving parents may step outside with little ones who need a moment, and return when ready.
“The Orthodox Church is evangelical, but not Protestant. It's orthodox, but not Jewish. It's catholic, but not Roman. It isn't non‑denominational — it's pre‑denominational. It is the Faith of the Apostles, believed, taught, and defended since the day of Pentecost, two thousand years ago.”
Lubbock, Texas
Meeting address: To be announced
Contact email: To be announced
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Whether you are Orthodox, exploring the faith, or visiting for the first time, we look forward to welcoming you.
What to expect
