
In our small Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Perth, you will feel a spirit of unity, faith, and love that brings people together in Christ.
We gather as one family to celebrate Ukrainian traditions, church feasts, and community events that strengthen our bonds.
In our church, you will always find words of prayer, kindness, and support — faith that uplifts and inspires.
Your generosity helps us support wounded soldiers, provide medicines for hospitals, and assist orphanages in Ukraine.
Our Church in Perth offers regular Divine Liturgies and other sacred services throughout the year. Each service is a time of prayer, reflection, and thanksgiving — where we come together to glorify God and strengthen our faith as one spiritual family.
We provide pastoral guidance, family blessings, and personal prayers for all who seek comfort and spiritual support. Whether you face challenges or celebrate life’s joys, our clergy are here to walk with you in faith and love.
Our parish is a living community where everyone is welcome. We gather not only for worship but also for fellowship, shared meals, and charitable work — supporting one another and those in need with open hearts.
We cherish and preserve our Ukrainian Orthodox heritage through language, song, and customs. Our church celebrates the beauty of faith intertwined with Ukrainian culture — a bridge between generations, uniting past and present.
“The pious Ukrainian people have awaited this blessed day for seven entire centuries … the sacred gift of emancipation, independence and self-governance, becoming free from every external reliance and intervention. "
"From the baptism of Kyivan Rus’ by Saint Volodymyr the Great in 988, the Ukrainian Christian identity has been rooted in the eternal truth of the Gospel. Through centuries of foreign domination and attempts to erase both language and faith, this identity endured - firm, prayerful, and unbroken."
“Our sacred duty is to remember and to pray. Memory is for us, because we have no right to forget the sacrifice of those who gave their lives for Ukraine. And prayer is for them, because through prayer we show our love and affirm that they live on in spirit”