About Saint Nicholas Russian Church
Saint Nicholas Russian Church is a Orthodox church located at 197 STANISLAUS STREET, Buffalo, NY, 14212. You can reach Saint Nicholas Russian Church at +17168962729.
Saint Nicholas Russian Church is one of 355 churches we list in Buffalo, among 12,739 across New York. It falls within Erie County and the Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NY metro area. It is counted among 136 in the Orthodox tradition across New York. It is administered within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo.
Patron saint of Saint Nicholas Russian Church
Other churches named after Saint Nicholas
5 other churches named in honor of Saint Nicholas are indexed in Churches List. The most-reviewed of those appear below.
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Catholic · Chicago, IL
St. Nicholas of Tolentine
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Catholic · Orlando, FL
St. Nicholas of Myra Byzantine
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Catholic · Philadelphia, PA
St. Nicholas of Tolentine (Italian)
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Orthodox · Fort Lauderdale, FL
Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church
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Non-Denominational · Billings, MT
Saint Nicholas of South Canaan Orthodox Church
Where is Saint Nicholas Russian Church located?
Saint Nicholas Russian Church is located at 197 STANISLAUS STREET, Buffalo, NY, 14212. The building sits at coordinates 42.89711, -78.83165, placing it in Buffalo, NY 14212.
Location is approximate — drawn from the public street address.
- Address
- 197 Stanislaus Street, Buffalo, NY, 14212
- Coordinates
- 42.897105, -78.831651
- Latitude
- 42.897105
- Longitude
- -78.831651
- Directions
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Decimal degrees, ready to paste into a GPS unit or any mapping app. The point is a street-level match on the address above.
The neighborhood around Saint Nicholas Russian Church
The ZIP code 14212 area around Saint Nicholas Russian Church is home to 13,295 residents with a median household income of $34,378 and a median age of 36.6 years, according to the US Census Bureau's 2022 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2022 five-year estimates.
What to expect at a service at Saint Nicholas Russian Church
Orthodox Christians worship through the Divine Liturgy, which traces back to the 4th century and is still sung today.
- The Liturgy runs 1.5–2 hours. Much of it is sung by the choir; the congregation stands for much of the service.
- You may see incense, icons, and vestments in vivid colors changed for each liturgical season.
- Communion is reserved for Orthodox Christians who have prepared through confession and fasting.
Generalized notes for first-time visitors. Individual churches vary — when in doubt, ask a greeter at the door.
Churches sharing the architectural tradition of Saint Nicholas Russian Church
5 other US churches in the Renaissance Revival architecture tradition are indexed in Churches List.
- Holy Redeemer Church Detroit, MI
- Saint Mary of the Angels Church Chicago, IL
- St. Stephen Cathedral Owensboro, KY · est. 1926
- First Evangelical Lutheran Church - Midtown Houston, TX
- Atlanta First Congregational Atlanta, GA
Churches in the same diocese as Saint Nicholas Russian Church
Saint Nicholas Russian Church shares an ecclesiastical jurisdiction with 4 other parishes indexed in Churches List.
- St. Joseph Buffalo, NY
- Corpus Christi Church Buffalo, NY
- Corpus Christi Church Hall Buffalo, NY
- St. Adalbert Buffalo, NY
Saint Nicholas Russian Church by the numbers
Questions and answers about Saint Nicholas Russian Church
- What denomination is Saint Nicholas Russian Church?
- This church is part of the Orthodox tradition.
- Where is Saint Nicholas Russian Church located?
- Saint Nicholas Russian Church is located at 197 STANISLAUS STREET, Buffalo, NY, 14212.
- Who is the patron saint of Saint Nicholas Russian Church?
- Saint Nicholas (Nicholas of Myra). Feast day: Dec 6.
- What is the architecture of Saint Nicholas Russian Church?
- Saint Nicholas Russian Church is a Renaissance Revival architecture building.
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