All orders must be received by December 16th
More than 30 years ago the women of St. John Chrysostom set out to raise money for their Church. They gathered in their homes baking handmade Baklava to sell to the community. Now the tradition continues in their new church building, and their customer base reaches far beyond Northeast Indiana.
Baklava, a signature Mediterranean dessert, is made with phyllo dough, butter, walnuts, and sweetened with special syrup. It is traditionally served with coffee or tea at family gatherings and holiday celebrations.
Father Jason and the parish welcome you to inquire about the the parish or the Orthodox faith. We look forward to having you visit St. John Chrysostom Church.
The sanctuary at St. John Chrysostom Church was consecrated by His Eminence Metropolitan PHILIP on September 19th, 2010. A celebration was held that weekend to mark the full preparation of the church. The parish of St. John Chrysostom undertook a "new beginning" in the life our the church on August 5, 2007, when we approved the construction of our new facility with sanctuary seating for 200 people, church school classrooms, office space, and a fellowship hall that serves as a meeting place for our church family. The first Divine Liturgy in the sanctuary of our church was served on March 14th, 2010 by Bishop Mark along with Father Anthony Michaels and Father George Smith.