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  St. James is a wonderful Christian Church where you can learn the ancient faith. We have Russians, Syrians, Greeks etc., but mostly those who have converted from a Protestant background. Fr. Steven is a wonderful preacher and loving priest.

  Added January 24, 2017 by Beth Green
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  St. James Orthodox Church is a mission church, and therefore very small. Given its size, I am amazed at how good the choir is for only a few people. Everyone there has been so welcoming. After moving here in 2008, I experienced feeling "invisible" at some other church's coffee hours, where nobody came to talk to me or my family. It seems that everyone in this church wants to get to know each new person right away. How refreshing.
  
  Father Steven is a fantastic priest, and you can really get to know him given the size of the church. I like that it's located right off of 985, which makes it a breeze to get to.
  
  If you're looking for an Orthodox church in Gwinnett county, and want to participate in its growth, this is the place to be.

  Added August 13, 2016 by Andrew Roussey