The parish of St. Andrew was formed in 1954 and draws people of the Orthodox faith, both of Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian heritage. Worshippers give glory to the One God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The faithful of the parish seek a close and personal relationship with Jesus Christ through prayer, divine services, reading of Sacred Scripture, reception of the sacraments, fasting and acts of charity. It is the intention of its parishioners to remain faithful to the Sacred Traditions of the Holy Orthodox Church as well as to the customs of the Ukrainian Church. As Christians, church members adhere to the commandment of our Lord Jesus Christ to "teach all nations". Therefore, it is within this spirit that the Parish welcomes everyone to pray together.
Announcements Upcoming Schedule Sunday, May 10, 2026 - Sunday of the Samaritan Woman 10:00 A.M. Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Sunday, May 17, 2026 - Sunday of the Blind Man 10:00 A.M. Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Thursday, May 21, 2026 - Holy Day - The Ascension of Our Lord 10:00 A.M. Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Sunday, May 24, 2026 - Seventh Sunday of Pascha 10:00 A.M. Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Saturday, May 30, 2026 - Memorial Saturday 10:00 A.M. Divine Liturgy followed by memorial service for the departed Sunday, May 31, 2026 - Holy Day - Pentecost 10:00 A.M. Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom St. Olha's Sisterhood is grateful to all who worked so hard to make the May 3rd fundraiser such a success. Funds will be used to support 30 children orphaned in Ukraine because of the invasion. They will have a chance for recreation, rest, and healing in the Carpathian Mountains this summer. Also, thanks to those who attended, made monetary donations and brought food and merchandise to support the children of Cherkasy. 
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   SAINT ANDREW THE FIRST CALLED APOSTLE UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH OF BOSTON 24 ORCHARDHILL ROAD, JAMAICA PLAIN, MA 02130 Fr. Roman Tarnavsky, Pastor _________________________________________________________________How Can I Help Ukraine?Join the St. Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Church community in prayer.Visit UkrainianOrthodox.org for a current schedule of services and other events. All visitors are welcome! Our services are conducted in a mix of English and Ukrainian. To learn more about the Orthodox faith, worship, and other topics, visit the About Orthodoxy page on our website. Donate to humanitarian aid efforts.At this time, monetary donations are most effective. Funds reach people in need more quickly than supplies. With guidance from our parish board and community leaders, St. Andrew UOC identifies trustworthy, impactful non-profit organizations. Based on the rapidly changing circumstances and needs in Ukraine, we disburse donations to these organizations.
To contribute, you can:
Some of the organizations raising funds for humanitarian aid in Ukraine include Sunflower of Peace, International Orthodox Christian Charities, Razom for Ukraine, and the Ukrainian National Women’s League of America, among others. Share verified information and raise awareness.Disinformation and rumors are a real concern in the age of social media. We recommend visiting war.ukraine.ua for reliable updates in English from the Ukrainian government. You can also learn more about humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine at help.gov.ua.
We also encourage you to learn more about Ukrainian history and culture beyond current events. These Ukrainian-American organizations (to name just a few) are a great start:
SAINT ANDREW THE FIRST CALLED APOSTLE UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH OF BOSTON 24 ORCHARDHILL ROAD, JAMAICA PLAIN, MA 02130 Fr. Roman Tarnavsky, Pastor ____________________________________________________________________ In-Kind DonationsMonetary donations and advocacy are most needed.For the average individual, monetary donations and advocacy are the most direct, efficient, and impactful ways to help Ukraine and Ukrainians.
Funding will reach aid groups more quickly than supplies. It saves valuable time and money that volunteers must otherwise spend sorting, packaging, and shipping items from Boston, to transport hubs in New Jersey, to humanitarian centers in Poland and Western Ukraine. For a list of verified organizations to support, visit How to Help Ukraine.
If you are unable to contribute financially, asking the US government to support Ukraine can make a real difference. Razom for Ukraine has information on contacting your elected officials. Before collecting and dropping off supplies, contact local organizations.Several local organizations are gathering and distributing urgently needed items for humanitarian aid. These efforts are subject to change based on conditions on the ground in Ukraine. Before collecting supplies, please check with the organizations listed to make sure that information is up-to-date.
In general, clothing (used or new), food, and personal hygiene items (such as soap, toothbrushes, and other toiletries) are currently low priority. These needs are being met by the organizations already operating on the ground in Ukraine and neighboring countries.
Also, please keep in mind that these volunteer organizations have limited time, personnel, and capacity. Your flexibility and understanding are greatly appreciated.
Ukraine Forward Medical, tactical, and technological items from the high priority shopping list can be dropped off at Christ the King Ukrainian Catholic Church, 146 Forest Hills St, Jamaica Plain, MA. Contact hello@ukraineforward.org with any questions.
Medications for Ukraine Any medical and first aid supplies included on this wishlist can be dropped off at Coldwell Banker, 1498 Highland Ave, Needham, MA between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on weekdays. For questions, contact Yana Brodskiy at yna@comcast.net or call the office at (781) 444-7400.
   
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