#evening service
- Apodeipnon — A Christian liturgical service celebrated in the evening, after supper, in the Byzantine and Eastern Orthodox traditions, characterized by penitence, thanksgiving for the completed day, and prayers for protection before sleep; commonly known as Compline. This monastic or parochial liturgical rite varies in length, existing in distinct forms such as Small Compline, used daily, and Great Compline, specific to the Lenten season.
- Vespers — A rare regional or archaic variant used in certain ecclesiastical dialects for 'vecernie' (vespers), the Christian Orthodox or Catholic religious service celebrated in the evening at sunset; it marks the liturgical beginning of a new day according to Byzantine tradition. In an extended sense, the term describes the period of twilight, nightfall, or the time of day dedicated to prayer and spiritual contemplation in rural monastic communities.