Eastern Orthodox churches in Georgia
The Chalcedonian Orthodox communion of autocephalous churches, organised in the US mostly along ethnic jurisdictions.
28 congregations of the Eastern Orthodox family appear on The Church Map in Georgia, of 2,098 across the United States. A church is counted when its records, its name, or its own website identify this tradition, so the figure understates the family.
Bodies and networks of this family in Georgia
- Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America — 5 congregations
- Romanian Orthodox Episcopate / Archdiocese in America — 1 congregation
Counts are churches on our map that resolve to a specific body; many congregations resolve to the family without one, so the body rows sum to less than the state total.
Some Eastern Orthodox churches in Georgia
- Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation — Atlanta
- Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church — Macon
- Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church — Marietta
- Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church — Columbus
- Joy of All Who Sorrow Orthodox Church — Cumming
- Saint Elias Antiochian Orthodox Church — Atlanta
- Saint Paul's Greek Orthodox Church — Savannah
- Saint Stephen Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church — Hiram
- SS. Constantine and Helen Orthodox Church — McRae-Helena
- SS. Constantine and Helen Romanian Orthodox Church — Lilburn
- St. Basil the Great Orthodox Mission — Marietta
- St. Innocent Orthodox Church — Macon
- St. John the Wonderworker Orthodox Chruch — Atlanta
- St. Mary Magdalene Orthodox Church — Rincon
- St. Mary of Egypt Orthodox Church Parish Hall — Norcross
- St. Mary's Orthodox Church — Roswell
- St. Timothy Orthodox Church — Toccoa
Eastern Orthodox churches in other states
- New York — 215
- Pennsylvania — 204
- California — 177
- Illinois — 121
- Florida — 110
- Ohio — 109
- New Jersey — 94
- Michigan — 88
- Texas — 88
- Massachusetts — 79
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