Orthodox Churches in Silver Spring, Maryland

St. Andrew Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral was founded in 1949 as a Washington-area parish of 65 families and bought its Silver Spring property in 1986; its Kozak Baroque church was consecrated on April 24, 1988. In 2024 its pastor called for prayers for many refugees who have found spiritual refuge there during the war in Ukraine. Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church was founded by Greek immigrants in Washington, D.C. in 1918 and moved to Silver Spring in 2012 to be closer to parishioners living in the suburbs; in 2013 it held liturgies at St. Andrew pending a new church on Norwood Road.

St. Thecla Orthodox Church (Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia) was founded as a mission in 2018, began meeting in 2019 at a Silver Spring middle school, and now rents space in Wheaton; its services are primarily in English. St. Gregory the Great, an Antiochian Archdiocese Western Rite congregation, describes most of its members as converts.