Our blessed hierarchs have asked that we cancel all non-liturgical, in-person activities at our parish and limit attendance at all services to no more than 5 people. For those unable to attend services in person due to these restrictions, you can listen to services over the phone at (617) 941-8945 or watch our livestream. Please see our service schedule for times of livestreams and calls.
The Orthodox Church is the One Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Yes, we are Christian! In fact, we share an unbroken history with the Faith of the first Christians, and we can trace our history back to the Apostles themselves.
This parish is part of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America. We are pan-Orthodox. This means our membership includes many who were born into the Faith, as well as many converts.
In our parish, all services are fully in English. You can find us at 1501 8th Avenue, Beaver Falls, PA 15010.
The public is more than welcome to join us for services!
*The Great Lenten Fast begins on March 2nd. Please see our full service schedule for a more comprehensive list of services throughout Lent.
What exactly is the Orthodox Church?
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Our readings follow the Gregorian calendar, and come from the NKJV.
Explore the Orthodox Church's position on many moral issues.
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Have you ever wondered why Orthodox Christians don’t always celebrate Pascha on the same day as everyone else? There are many urban legends within Orthodoxy as to why this is. In this post, we explain the real reason we celebrate Pascha later than the rest of Christianity. Buckle up – this gets interesting!
With the new restrictions in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, now more than ever is the perfect opportunity for us to draw closer to God. In this post, we list 7 ways you can enrich your spiritual life within the walls of your home.
On the second Sunday of the Great Lenten Fast, the Orthodox Church commemorates our father among the saints Gregory Palamas (1296-1359). In this post, we provide a brief biography of Saint Gregory Palamas’ life. Then, we explore his contributions to Orthodox theology.
What exactly is the Orthodox Church? Where did she come from? What are her beliefs?
Orthodox Christians dress modestly during worship, because we are in the presence of God Himself.
We show you exactly what to expect when visiting the Orthodox Church for the first time.
Our readings follow the Gregorian calendar, and are taken from the New King James Version (NKJV).
Orthodoxy teaches on issues like abortion and suicide to help modern Christians in a fallen world.
Learn more about what the Orthodox Church is and where she came from.
Orthodox Christians dress modestly during worship, because we are in the presence of God Himself.
We show you exactly what to expect when visiting the Orthodox Church for the first time.
Our readings follow the Gregorian calendar, and are taken from the New King James Version (NKJV).
Orthodoxy teaches on issues like abortion and suicide to help modern Christians in a fallen world.
