Our Services
Sacraments, liturgy, and spiritual care rooted in 2,000 years of Coptic Orthodox tradition.
9:00 AM
Sunday Liturgy
~12:00 PM
Sunday School
All Parish Services
Our parish offers a full range of sacramental, spiritual, and community services. For information on any of these, please don't hesitate to contact the church office.
Holy Divine Liturgy
The Holy Divine Liturgy (Qeddase) is the central act of worship in the Coptic Church. It is celebrated according to the Liturgy of St Basil, which dates back to the 4th century. Our Sunday liturgy begins at 7:00 AM and is conducted in both Arabic and English.
Baptism & Chrismation
The sacrament of Baptism is administered by full immersion, followed immediately by the sacrament of Chrismation (confirmation), through which the candidate receives the gift of the Holy Spirit. Infants are typically baptised within 40 days of birth.
Holy Confession
The sacrament of Confession is a gift of God's mercy, offering spiritual healing, reconciliation, and the remission of sins. Regular confession is strongly encouraged for all Coptic Orthodox faithful. Please contact the priest directly to arrange a time.
Holy Matrimony
Marriage in the Coptic Church is a sacred sacrament. Couples wishing to be married must attend pre-marital counselling sessions with the priest and meet certain requirements. Please contact the church at least 6 months before the desired wedding date.
Sunday School
Our Sunday School program provides faith formation for children aged 4 to 18. Classes cover scripture, Coptic history, the lives of saints, church rituals, and the Coptic language. Dedicated, trained servants lead each age group with care and devotion.
Coptic Tasbeha (Praise)
The Midnight Praise (Tasbeha) is a beautiful overnight praise service sung entirely in the ancient Coptic language and melody. It is held on the eves of major feast days. Attending Tasbeha is a deeply moving spiritual experience cherished by Copts worldwide.
Unction of the Sick
The Sacrament of the Unction of the Sick is offered as a source of healing — both spiritual and physical — for those who are ill. It is administered by the priest, ideally in the presence of the congregation. Please contact the priest for a home or hospital visit.