About the Orthodox Church...
The Orthodox
Church is evangelical, but not Protestant. It is orthodox, but not Jewish. It is catholic,
but not Roman. It isn't non-denominational—it's pre-denominational. It has believed,
taught, preserved, defended and died for the Faith of the Apostles since the Day of
Pentecost nearly 2000 years ago.
Read more
about it by clicking HERE!
Meeting the Orthodox...
Believing in and following Jesus Christ in the one Holy, Catholic
and Apostolic Church--which He Himself established--has always presented to people a
challenge and an opportunity. The challenge is following Jesus' life of self-emptying love
for the life of the world--a love that requires all that we are and all that we have. The
opportunity is loving communion with God, freely given to us in Christ--a love which is
not merely a future hope, but a present reality experienced by Orthodox Christians
throughout our nearly two-thousand year history.
The only way to discover who we are
and the richness of our life in Christ is to worship with us. For it is in
worshiping God that the source of our faith, our identity and purpose are revealed. We
invite you to be our guest and to see for yourself this Sunday at 9:30AM. Click
HERE to learn more before your
first visit!
If our community is too far from where you live, you may locate an
Orthodox Church in your area by clicking HERE.
Our Archbishop +Job
of the Diocese of the Midwest
Our Priest Father Robert
at the Hogar Rafael Ayau
Orphanage in Guatemala
