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=The '''St George Serbian Orthodox Church in Forrest, Australia''', was formed in 1955, ended in 1963, and resurrected in 1992. From 1963-1992, a group of former Yugolav Royal Military officers registered the 'Free Serbian Orthodox Church St GeorgeInc' organisation with the ACT government, acquired land in the suburb of Forrest=, built a church building, a hall which they call to this day 'Serbian Centre Draza Mihailovic', and a monument to Yugoslav General Dragoljub 'Draza' Mihailovic, the first of its kind anywhere in the world.

This church community was formed in 1955, ended in 1963, and resurrected in 1992. From 1963-1992, a group of former Yugolav Royal Military officers registered the 'Free Serbian Orthodox Church St George Inc' organisation with the ACT government, acquired land in the suburb of Forrest, built a church building, a hall which they call to this day 'Serbian Centre Draza Mihailovic', and a monument to Yugoslav General Dragoljub 'Draza' Mihailovic, the first of its kind anywhere in the world. The First President of the Church-School Community (in 1955) was Vojislav Miletic, who, together with his wife Jelena, became a major benefactor to [[Monastery of St Sava (Elaine, Australia)|St Sava Monastery]] in Elaine, Victoria.

Since 1992, when the schismatic 'Free Church' came into the Serbian Patriarchal fold, it has been visited by several canonical Orthodox bishops[[bishop]]s, including the Serbian [[Serbian Patriarch ]] [[Pavle (Stojcevic) of Serbia|Pavle]] in November 2004.

==LinksSee also==*[[Serbian Orthodox Church in Australia and New Zealand]]

[[Serbian Orthodox Church Category:Churches]][[Category:Orthodoxy in Australia and New Zealand]]