As we get closer to the the great feast of our Lord's Nativity, let's prepare to celebrate this joyous occasion with reverence and thanksgiving for all that God has done for us. The Nativity celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. [...]
We are celebrating the Feast of the Entry of the Theotokos into the Temple with Great Vespers, Fri at 7pm and Liturgy, Sat at 9:30am In his homily for the Feast of Entry of the Theotokos into the [...]
Great Vespers for Entry of the Theotokos
American Evangelicalism has become an increasingly emasculated form of Christianity. Tender love ballads to Christ and a feelings-based theology have been a turn off to many males that crave a connection to God. An article by Frederica Mathewes-Green that appeared [...]
“God is good, dispassionate, and immutable. Now someone who thinks it reasonable and true to affirm that God does not change, may well ask how, in that case, is it possible to speak of God as rejoicing over those who [...]
If you're planning your first visit to an Orthodox church, you may have done a lot of reading in preparation. Wondering about what kind of mystical, otherworldly things you might see is common. Frederica Matthews-Green is a writer and speaker [...]
The love of husband and wife is the force that welds society together. Men will take up arms and even sacrifice their lives for the sake of this love. St. Paul would not speak so earnestly about this subject without [...]
Saints Cyril and Methodius were the principal Christian missionaries among the Slavic peoples of the Great Moravia and Pannonia. They introduced Orthodox Christianity and writing to the hitherto illiterate pagan Slav migrants into parts of Macedonia and elsewhere in the [...]
Our annual Vacation Church School will be held the week of June 1st through 5th at the church. Though the week's activities are targeted toward primary school children, we encourage our middle and high school students to spend the mornings [...]
