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Romanian Orthodox Churches Near You

Find a Romanian Orthodox church, grouped by country and city, each with its own profile, map, and directions.

The Living Bread maps 283 Romanian Orthodox churches across 5 countries, grouped by country and city, each with its own profile. It is an independent, free directory built from OpenStreetMap data, not the official site of any church, and every profile points the way to Jesus Christ.

Romanian Orthodox churches carry the worship of the ancient Eastern Christian tradition, with beautiful liturgy, icons, and a deep reverence before God, in the particular heritage the name describes. Beneath all of it is the same living Christ, crucified and risen, whom the whole Church adores. For more on the Orthodox family of churches, see the overview linked below. You can also read what Romanian Orthodox churches believe and how they worship.

283 Romanian Orthodox churches mapped so far, across 5 countries.

An honest, independent directory. These profiles are built from publicly available church information (source: OpenStreetMap, (c) OpenStreetMap contributors). The Living Bread is not the official website of any church listed here, and a listing does not mean a church has joined the platform. There are no rankings and no paid placement.

Top countries for Romanian Orthodox churches

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Every congregation below is a real church from the open data, grouped by country and then city. Follow any name for its profile, with a map, directions, and the churches nearby.

Romania276 churches
București
Bucharest
Voluntari
Cernica
Chitila
Domnești
Otopeni
Popești-Leordeni
Copăceni
Dărăști-Ilfov
Jilava
Măgurele
Berceni
Bragadiru
Brănești
Chiajna
Clinceni
Corbeanca
Căldăraru
Cățelu
Dragomirești - Deal
Dragomirești-Vale
Dârvari
Fundeni - Dobroești
Găneasa
Moara Domnească
Mogoșoaia
Pantelimon
Pasărea
Pipera
Popești
Tunari
Vârteju
Șindrilița
Țegheș
Spain3 churches
Madrid
Coslada
Ireland2 churches
Dublin
Argentina1 church
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
France1 church
Paris

Questions about Romanian Orthodox churches

Where can I find a Romanian Orthodox church near you?

This page lists 283 Romanian Orthodox churches grouped by country and city, each linking to its own profile with a map and directions. Browse the country and city nearest you above, or use find a church near you to search by your location.

What do Romanian Orthodox churches believe?

Romanian Orthodox churches carry the worship of the ancient Eastern Christian tradition, with beautiful liturgy, icons, and a deep reverence before God, in the particular heritage the name describes. Beneath all of it is the same living Christ, crucified and risen, whom the whole Church adores. For more on the Orthodox family of churches, see the overview linked below. To go deeper into what different Christian traditions believe and how they worship, see our overview of Christian denominations.

How many Romanian Orthodox churches are on The Living Bread?

The Living Bread currently maps 283 Romanian Orthodox churches across 5 countries, from public OpenStreetMap data. The count grows as the open data grows; nothing here is invented.

Is The Living Bread affiliated with these Romanian Orthodox churches?

No. This is an independent, informational directory built from public data. A listing is not an endorsement and not any church's official page. Whatever the tradition, our hope is simply that you meet Jesus Christ and find His people near you.

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