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Saint Mary's Coptic Orthodox Church
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4122 Cresthill drive
Roanoke, VA 24014 - Phone: (540) 772-3242 Phone: (540) 772-3242
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St. Mary's has been a part of Roanoke, Virginia since the early 1990's. Its home on Peter's Creek Rd was a blessing given to us by Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in 1999 before moving to our new church at 4122 Cresthill Drive in 2013. Our Congregation is spread among three regions (Roanoke, Blacksburg, and Staunton). All three regions unite according to the scheduled services to attend the Holy Liturgy and to partake of the Holy Communion in Roanoke with our priest, Father Severus.
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