Welcome to the website of St Paul's Indian Orthodox Church, Albany NY.
We are a small church with a handful of people who gather together as best as we can to worship.
We are a worshiping community and most of our activities are centered around the Act of worship  in the Holy Qurbana(Eucharist). Besides this, we also have other Get-Together, prayer meetings and several other programs through out the year. But most importantly, this parish community in the land of Albany, exists as part of the larger Indian Orthodox Church as a living testament of the love of God. We aspire to be living examples of that love in our words,thoughts and deeds, even though we fall horribly short many times. Seen in this context, the parish welcomes every one to be fellow participants in the love and joy we experience in Christ. The purpose of our existence in this land is to reach out to the broken hearted, to pray for the sick, to comfort the depressed and to be the Living Body of Christ in the land and thus sanctify the whole land. Even though we have several short comings and limitations, we continuously submit ourselves to the grace and mercy of our Savior to help us to reach there, to be examples of Christ for those around us, to teach and grow our children that way. Please do pray for us and along with us in this endeavor. If you need further information about the church, please do visit our History page. If you would like to talk to a personnel of the church, please do visit our Contact page, for contact details of our Vicar and Office Bearers. For Directions/Map to our Church, please do visit Directions page. If you have any questions or would like to leave us a comment or feedback please do visit our feedback page. Blessings to you in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, the One True God, Rev. Fr. Alex K Joy (Vicar) St Paul's Indian Orthodox Church 1930 Hillside Avenue, Niskayuna NY 12309
"Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight." - Proverbs 3: 5- 6
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