St Dimitrios Church - Berri North, SA, Australia
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member Grahame Cookie
S 34° 16.535 E 140° 35.800
54H E 462873 N 6207213
This is one of three Greek Orthodox Churches in the Riverina region.
Waymark Code: WMYZA2
Location: South Australia, Australia
Date Posted: 08/14/2018
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member YoSam.
Views: 1

This is a simple orange brick building, being rectangular is design, but with with arched openings for the windows. The Foundation Stone is a broad brown granite tablet, to the right of the western end of the building, behind a table. There is an Orthodox cross in the western gable end of the low angled hip roof. What catches the eye of the passerby is the tall Bell Tower with its four parallel legs of square steel, that must be 8 metres tall, surmounted by a Celtic cross.

The Foundation Stone is in two languages, being Greek and English, and the English part (lower half) of the engraved tablet reads:

The Foundation Stone of Saint Dimitrios Greek Orthodox Church was Blessed by His Eminence Archbishop Ezekiel on the 19th December 1965
This is one of three Greek Orthodox Churches in this region of Berri, with this one at Berri North, another on the Sturt Highway at Berri, and a third at 21 Renmark Avenue, Renmark.

Address: 35 Zante Road, Berri (North), SA, 5343, Australia
Service Time: Sunday 8.30am - 11.30 am; 3rd Sunday of the Month
Enquiries: 0417 089 905
PDF, from Berri Ministers Association: Berri Churches

Access: is from Mortimer Road side of the property, at the gates. With off-street parking when services are held.

Visited: 1646, Thursday. 31 May, 2018

Type of Orthodox Church: Eastern

Type of Building: Church

Status of Building: Actively in use for worship

Date of building construction: 12/19/1965

Archdiocese: Australia

Address:
35 Zante Road,
Berri,, SA Australia
5343


Relevant Website: [Web Link]

Date of organization: Not listed

Associated Icons, Reliefs, art, etc.: Not listed

Diocese: Not listed

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