Intercede with Christ our God, that our souls may be saved. This Sunday is the Fourth of Pascha, the Sunday of the Paralytic. He came to the sheep's pool, called in Hebrew Bethsaida. It had five porches, each filled with a multitude of the sick, for at certain times an angel of the Lord stirred up the water, and the first one who entered the pool in faith was healed. There the Lord saw a man grievously afflicted.
All services are predominantly in English.
Confession is after Great Vespers on Saturday evenings, in English or Russian. Coffee is served after Sunday liturgy just over the road in the Institute. If you've never been to Orthodox worship before, Great Vespers lasts around 45 minutes and Liturgy around an hour and a half. Eight times a year, the parish joins the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies for services on its part-time Certificate Course. Services are in the chapel of Westcott House, Jesus Lane.