St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church

Serbian Orthodox Church, Merrillville, IN, was established in 1914 in Gary, IN. Divine Liturgy Sundays 10am, Fr. Marko Matic officiating; formerly served by Very Rev. Jovan Todorovich, retired after 36 years. Liturgical responses by Karageorge Choir. Sunday School starts 9:45am. in the new St. Sava Learning Center. Serbian School starts at 12:30 during 8-week sessions. Vespers served Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6:00 p.m. Join us, everyone welcome! Folklore dance group and choir always accepting new members. Attend Sunday Luncheons after Liturgy, hosted by families or organizations, serving delicious homemade food and desserts.
South Wing SOCIAL CENTER NOW AVAILABLE for hosting social events, newly renovated and tastefully decorated. Showers, graduation parties, meetings, Skup Svatova, wedding receptions, baptisms, birthdays, and retirements can all be accommodated.

phone (219) 736-9191
9191 Mississippi St. Merrillville, IN 46410

Monday-Friday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Saturday: closed

Sunday: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

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Serb Fest 2008 Slide Shows, Now on YouTube!

posted by dorothyp on Sep 9th, 2008 at 5:36 pm

Re-live the fun at this year's Serb Fest, Northwest Indiana's best ethnic festival. If you missed this year's event, visit us next year, always the first weekend in August. This annual fund raiser will help build facilities for future festivals and events on the Church grounds in Merrillville. Serb Fest is staffed by dedicated volunteers of all ages. The first day is always kicked off with the Golf Classic, followed by a Serbian Buffet, and the evening is filled with music, dancing, and of course, more great Serbian food. This 3-day event includes a Big Cash Raffle with a $25,000 Grand Prize, many live bands, and a Cultural Exhibit. Serb Fest Menu includes BBQ Lamb, Cevaps, Raznici, Sarma, Chicken, Palachinke, Krofne, Nut Rolls, Strudels of many flavors, and the fabulous Serbian Bakery! See you next year! Watch all 3 Slide shows below.

Helpful Hint: You can double-click on the arrow, go directly to YouTube, RE-START, and click on HIGH QUALITY for a better picture.

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N.Y. Times Affiliate, Local Food Critic Barbara Rolek Gives Serb Fest High Marks!

posted by dorothyp on Aug 18th, 2008 at 11:38 pm

Visit a great blog site and check the bio of Barbara Rolek, Eastern European Food expert. She is an award-winning writer, editor, and restaurant and food critic. She surely enjoyed her visit to this year's Serb Fest, and we are definitely sending her a Serbian Sisters Cook Book. Read about her Serb Fest experience titled Serbians Know How To Party at About.com. See you next year, Barbara!

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Golf+Music+Dancing+Great Food = Serb Fest!

posted by dorothyp on Jul 30th, 2008 at 1:08 am

This formula for fun works well as long as you attend St. Sava's Serb Fest. Bring your friends and family. The fun starts this Friday with the kick-off Golf Classic, followed by an evening of fabulous food and music. Each day, many live bands will entertain you. Sunday night's Big Raffle stirs up loads of excitement as the crowds gather for the drawing. Be sure to take in the Cultural Exhibit in the North Wing. You'll find wonderful themed displays created by our new Serbian Historical Society. Visit the Serbian Bakery in the South Wing for an unbelievable selection of homemade baked goods. There's at least one palachinka with your name on it!

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COUNTDOWN TO SERB FEST: 3 Days

posted by dorothyp on Jul 30th, 2007 at 11:20 pm
Check out our new Menu post, featuring your traditional favorites. We're adding something new this year-Muckalice (Serbian Pork Stir Fry). The Bake Sale is everyone's favorite, our women never disappoint. They make the very best palachinke, nut rolls, strudels, tortes, krofne, cookies, and pastries. The Kid's Food will be served outdoors at the Sunday School booth. Check Thursday's Post Tribune for photos and a feature about this year's mini-museum and photo display.
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