St. George of Kratovo Macedonian Orthodox Church

While I appreciate the importance of worship and cultural celebrations, the consistently high volume has been causing significant disruption in our neighborhood. The music, which can be heard throughout the entire area, is particularly troublesome during times when families, including those with small children, are trying to enjoy peaceful evenings or host gatherings of their own. The lack of breaks or consideration for the neighborhood has become a source of frustration for many of us. I kindly request that you consider adjusting the volume levels during your worship sessions or finding alternative solutions to minimize the impact on the surrounding community. Finding a balance between maintaining your traditions and being mindful of the neighborhood's needs would greatly contribute to

Christos Voskrese! I attended Little Easter Divine Liturgy on May 9, 2021. The church is small but cozy and humble. The Liturgy is in Slavonic translation books are provided. The ladies choir did a a splendid job singing. The icons on the west wall of the church are carefully preserved and look like they came from the old country. Oh, I almost forgot, The Nicene Creed and the Lord's Prayer are in Slavonic and English but the Bible lesson and the church announcements are in either Macedonian or Slavonic. I was warmly welcomed and l'm going to say that it's a lovely place to celebrate divine liturgy.

Great small church but people here not so nice. Old ladies are very judgmental and likes to gossip about everyone. Acting like a bunch of immature school girls. Grow up and act your age! Also keep politics out. Politics should not be discussed at church.

Pure Orthodox faith with members fluent in Macedonian. The church has a lovely, cozy feel, converted from a house. It's a wonderful community with open and charming people!