The Orthodox Church in Poland is a branch of the Eastern Orthodox Church that serves the spiritual needs of the Orthodox Christian community in Poland. It is primarily composed of the Polish Orthodox Church, which is autocephalous, meaning it governs itself independently. The church has a significant presence in the eastern regions of Poland, where many believers are of Byzantine heritage. The Orthodox Church in Poland is known for its rich traditions, including unique liturgical practices and religious festivals. It plays an important role in preserving the cultural identity of the Orthodox faithful in the country, fostering community life and spiritual growth among its members.