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First Time Visitor
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Directions

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Map with the door to door directions to go from your house to God's house in the shortest possible time.

Worship Livestream

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Watch our services live-streamed from us, and participate in our workship from wherever you are.

Becoming Orthodox

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How does one begin the journey of a lifetime on the narrow Way of Life?
Find out here.

First Steps for Inquirers

First Steps
Every journey begins at the beginning. Take the first life steps in a new direction. Find out how!

Online Catechism & Classes

Catechism Class
With a global audience, Fr. John hosts class teaching about faith, the Bible, spiritual life, and the Orthodox way.

Available to all, free for parish inquirers.

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Giving
Generosity forms the backbone of the Christian spiritual life - it is the only antidote to materialism for responsible, adult Christians.

North American Saints

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A listing of Orthodox Christian Saints in North America and heroic sacrifices they made in their love for Christ.

Children in Church

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If you want to raise children in the Church, they have to be in the Church.
No kiddie church here.

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Young Adults and Orthodoxy: A Life Built to Last

A crowded calendar, a carefully managed online identity, and a stream of opinions cannot carry the weight of a human soul. Many young adults have learned this through experience. They may have education, work, friendships, and endless options, yet still sense that life has no center. Young adults and Orthodoxy belong together because the Church does not offer another lifestyle accessory. She offers

The Necessity of Iconography and the Idolatry of Gnosticism

Originally published November 17, 2012 by Fr. John A. Peck How Dogmatic Iconography defends the doctrine of the Incarnation against ancient Gnosticism. Harold Bloom, in his book, The American Religion, rightly comes to the startling conclusion that America is a nation of Gnostics, believers in a pre-Christian tradition of individual divinity. The American propensity to be religious iconoclasts on

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How to Read an Orthodox Feast Day Calendar

An Orthodox feast day calendar is not merely a religious datebook. It is the Church’s way of teaching time to speak the Gospel. Day by day, the calendar sets before us Christ, His Mother, the saints, the martyrs, the fasts, and the saving events by which the world has been redeemed. It calls us out of a life governed only by appointments, entertainment, and anxiety, and into the life of the Kingdom. For

All Saints of North America Orthodox Church

18700 N. 107th Ave Unit#5
Sun City, AZ 85373

(928) 910-2186

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All Saints of North America Orthodox Church, a 100% English speaking Orthodox parish
in the Phoenix West Valley, serving Glendale, Peoria, Sun City, Surprise, Avondale, Buckeye, and North Phoenix.