Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Howell

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St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
200 Alexander Avenue
Howell, NJ 07731

New jersey deanery

Clergy:
  • Archpriest Sergiy Lukyanov (Rector of the Cathedral)
  • Archpriest Serafim Chemodakov (The foreman of the cathedral)
  • Archpriest Raphael Melendez
  • Archpriest Boris Slutsky
  • Priest George Kaplanov
  • Protodeacon Nikolay Lukyanov
  • Protodeacon Leonid Rozhkov
  • Protodeacon Pavel Drozdovsky
Attributed to:
  • Archpriest Luka Novakovich
  • Archpriest Peter Gnatkivsky
  • Priest Sergius Sveshnikov
  • Priest Sergius Silva

Country: USA
Phone: 732-364-3330
Website: http://www.nevskys.com
Email: nevskysobor@gmail.com
Liturgical Language: Slavonic and English

About St. Alexander Nevsky church


St. Alexander Nevsky church was established in 1936 with the blessing of the then-ruling Archbishop Vitaly (Maksimenko), and has since remained under the auspices of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCOR), which is headquartered in New York. The parish is part of the New Jersey Deanery within the Eastern American Diocese and, since September 2014, serves as the Diocesan Center.

St. Alexander Nevsky church
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Our property consists of 7 buildings: the cathedral (St. Alexander Nevsky), including the bookstore; the original church (Our Lady of Tikhvin); the parish hall, which includes the library and school; the rectory; the assistant priest’s residence; the caretaker’s residence and the workshop, all situated on a 12-acre wooded estate at the intersection of Alexander Avenue and Route 9.

St. Alexander Nevsky church
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The staff consists of the 5 priests, 3 deacons, 4 subdeacons and 8 readers, and 2 choir directors. The teaching staff administers the parish school. The Parish Council, the Sisterhood and the Benevolent Foundation are the support groups for the management and welfare of the parish.

In 2014, St. George’s Church, located at 57 East 3rd Street in Howell became part of the parish.

In 2016, the parish celebrated its 80th anniversary of service to the Orthodox community.

General Service Schedule:
All Night Vigil – every Saturday at 6 PM
Divine Liturgy – every Sunday at 9:30 AM

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