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*SS Peter and Paul Church, South River,NJ (1905) ([http://www.saintpeterandpaul.org/history.html history])
*SS Peter and Paul Church, Jersey City,NJ (1907) ([http://www.ssppnj.org/#SECTION_13 history])
*[[Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the Transfiguration of Our Lord|Cathedral of the Transfiguration of Our Lord]], Brooklyn,NY (1908) ([http://www.roct.org/orthodox-church-history-brooklyn-new-york/ history])
*Holy Trinity Church, Brooklyn,NY (1909)
*St. Nicholas Church, Auburn,NY (1909)
===Later Period - Mission===
A later period (from 1958 to 1981) might be called the "time of mission". This is characterized by parishes located in suburban areas (rather than the industrial centers of the first period), by the often pan-Orthodox or pan-ethnic make up of the congregations, and by the resulting use of English as the primary liturgical language. Here, the pastoral work of Fr. [[John Nehrebecki]], Dean of the New Jersey [[Deanery]] for most of the last over thirty years, should be mentioned. Under his guidance the following churches were founded:
*Christ the Saviour Church, Paramus, NJ (1960) ([http://www.christthesaviour.org/history.htm history])
*Holy Resurrection Church, Wayne, NJ (1964)
==Related articles==
*Protopresbyter [[Alexander Warnecke]], [[chancellor ]] emeritus.
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