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Brethren:
I have posted this question before, but since it has been a while, I would like to know if there are any updates on this. I am interested to know the locations of all the Old Calendar parishes/communities in the state of Florida. I am not trying to start some sort of controversy, so even if you don’t agree with their ecclesiology, I am interested in ALL of the groups out there (Greeks, Russians, Milan Synod, etc.). I will really appreciate any help on this.
Miguel, reader
St. Menas Greek Orthodox Chapel (Lamian)
19105 Southwest 354 St.
Florida City, FL 33034
(305) 245-0249
Mission of the Holy Protection of the Theotokos (Matthewite)
1486 Kathleen Way
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
(904) 629-4085
St. John of Kronstadt Orthodox Church (HOCNA)
15 Magnolia St.
Flagler Beach, FL 32136
(386) 439-1237
Chapel of St. Philaret the Confessor (HOCNA)
4286 Tarpon Drive SE
St. Petersburg, FL 33705
(727) 823-2020
SS. Nectarios of Aegina and John of Shanghai Orthodox Church (Kiousis)
1910 Douglas Ave.
Clearwater, FL 33755
(727) 724-9140
Dormition of the Holy Theotokos Orthodox Church (Kiousis)
1910 Douglas Ave.
Clearwater, FL 33755
(727) 443-3999
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church (Lamian)
5053 Winterville Rd.
Springhill, FL 34608
(352) 683-7582
Some people prefer cupcakes. I, for one, care less for them...
For the information 
BTW, they (the communities) all seem to be in the Greek
Orthodox tradition (order and language of the services); are there
any Russian/Slavic ones that anyone knows about? Just curious.
Miguel
GOCTheophan wrote:Sean wrote:SS. Nectarios of Aegina and John of Shanghai Orthodox Church (Kiousis)
1910 Douglas Ave.
Clearwater, FL 33755
(727) 724-9140I believe that the pastor of this Temple has left the Church after leading some souls into the abyss of ecumenism and sergianism.
Theophan.
The Chapel lost its priest but is still physically there. I am not sure what the status is in terms of people attending, etc. Basically it is a chapel for English and Russian speaking people inside the larger Greek parish.
Kybihetz21 wrote:For the information
BTW, they (the communities) all seem to be in the Greek
Orthodox tradition (order and language of the services); are there
any Russian/Slavic ones that anyone knows about? Just curious.Miguel
I think Greeks like sunny Florida more than Russians 
There are 1000s of Russians in Florida (just go to a ROCOR or OCA
parish on Pascha 
)
I just wish that at least one of the traditional Russian groups
would have some sort of community anywhere in the Florida area.
Is the Chapel/Mission in GA the closest one in the Slavic tradition?
Thanks once again.
Miguel