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SAINT GEORGE COPTIC ORTHODOX CHURCH DAYTONA BEACH, FL

WELCOMING YOU INTO GOD'S HOUSE

What could be a more important meeting than that with God Himself?  A gentle reminder regarding appropriate church attire that is pleasing to the house of the Lord. Please dress modestly and conservatory that is respectable to the sacred house of God. 

  • Men and boys must wear pants and short-sleeved shirts to services; NO shorts. No hats inside the church. 

  • Women/Girls may wear pants or skirts of appropriate knee-lengths. No sleeveless shirts or dresses for females of any age.  Must wear a head-covering during church prayers to model our Holy Mother St. Mary. Please refrain from excessive makeup and jewelry that is disrespectful to the House of the Lord. 

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ABOUT OUR CHURCH

St. George Coptic Orthodox Church is an Oriental Orthodox Church serving the Daytona Beach/Volusia County area since 1985 under the leadership of The Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern United States

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SERVICES

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ABOUT US

ADDRESS

St. George Coptic Orthodox Church
 

300 N. Halifax Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118 

386-277-7113

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Following the Service:

 

Overhead screens assist visitors in following our prayers and responses, allowing full participation in this sacred dialogue between earth and heaven

Sacred Incense:

Based on Revelation 8:3-4, incense represents our prayers rising before God's throne. As the Psalmist declares, "Let my prayer be set before You as incense" (Psalm 141:2).

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