Orthodox Church Phoenix West Valley | All Saints of North America

Visit All Saints of North America Orthodox Church in Sun City, AZ. Serving Phoenix's West Valley with Divine Liturgy, Orthodox worship, and a welcoming parish.

  • Home
  • About
    • Clergy & Leadership
    • ASONA Mission Statement
    • How to Become Orthodox
    • For Orthodox Visitors
    • List of Activities for Orthodox Christians Desiring to Transfer to ASONA
    • Saints of North America
  • Faith
    • Statement of Faith
    • Transitioning from Western Christianity to Orthodoxy
    • The Correct Understanding of Being Born Again with Fr. Josiah Trenham
    • Orthodox View of Salvation by Steve Robinson
    • Welcome Home! Evangelicals Come Home to Orthodoxy
    • What happens to those who have never heard of Jesus?
    • To Sincere Converts to the Orthodox Faith, and those who are Seeking
  • Catechesis
    • New Member Class
    • List of Activities to Complete Prior to Baptism
    • The Jewish Roots of Ancient Christian Worship
    • Online Catechism Lessons
    • Audio Lectures
    • Bible Survey Lessons
    • The Mystery of Confession
  • Education
    • Mystagogy
    • The Faith
    • Eucharist: Sacrament or Symbol?
    • Eucharistic Bread: Leavened or Unleavened?
    • Welcome to the Orthodox Church! (Videos)
    • Christian Names and Patron Saints
  • Directions
  • Calendar
    • ASONA Calendar
    • Paschal Greetings from Around the World
    • When Someone Dies
  • Articles
  • Contact
    • Donate Now
    • GIVING Page
    • The Book of Needs
    • ASONA Legacy Society
      • New
  • ASONA Capital Campaign
  • First Visit?
  • New Member Class
    • Examination of Conscience
    • Prologue of Ohrid
  • Ready
    • Ecclesioclasm
  • Weekly Bulletin
  • Merchloop Store
  • Orthodox Glossary
    • About Orthodox Christianity

Evangelical to Orthodox Conversion

June 24, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

For many Christians, Evangelical to Orthodox conversion does not begin with a rejection of Jesus Christ. It begins with a deepening love for Him, followed by uncomfortable questions. Why does the New Testament describe a Church with bishops, sacraments, fasting, and fixed worship, while much of modern Protestant life feels comparatively recent, informal, and divided? That question is not theoretical. It often comes after years of sincere Bible study, faithful church attendance, and real devotion. Many who begin to explore Orthodoxy are not running from Christianity. They are trying to find its fullness. Why Evangelical to Orthodox conversion happens Most Evangelicals who start looking … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

How to Become Orthodox Christian

June 23, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

Some people begin asking how to become Orthodox Christian after years of churchgoing. Others ask after reaching the end of private Bible study, online sermons, or modern church culture that feels thin, unstable, or disconnected from historic Christianity. The question is not merely how to change religious labels. It is how to enter the life of the Church founded by Christ, preserved in apostolic faith, sacramental worship, and holy tradition. Orthodoxy should never be approached as a trend, an aesthetic preference, or an intellectual hobby. It is a life of repentance, worship, obedience, and communion with God in His Church. That is why becoming Orthodox is both simple and serious. The … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

Orthodox Church West Phoenix: What to Look For

June 22, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

If you are searching for an Crthodox Church West Phoenix residents can actually reach, the question is not simply where the nearest parish sits on a map. The real question is where you can be taught faithfully, worship reverently, confess honestly, and be formed for a life of repentance in the Church. A parish is not a religious event you attend when convenient. It is a spiritual home where souls are shepherded. That distinction matters in a place like the western Phoenix metro, where many families live far from older population centers and do not want to spend years drifting between churches, livestreams, and private opinions. People arrive at Orthodoxy for many reasons. Some are weary of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

Looking for an Orthodox Church near Litchfield Park, AZ?

June 21, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

If you are searching for an Orthodox Church Litchfield Park, AZ, you are probably not looking for a vague spiritual experience or a polished religious event. You are looking for a church with roots, a church that worships God with reverence, teaches the faith clearly, and offers a real path for repentance, healing, and growth in Christ. That kind of search deserves a serious answer. Litchfield Park and the surrounding west valley have many people who are tired of shallow religion, shifting doctrine, and church life built around preference instead of truth. Some are lifelong Christians who have begun asking hard questions about history, sacraments, and authority. Others are Orthodox … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

Orthodox Church near Buckeye, AZ: Where to Begin

June 20, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

Buckeye, AZ residents, if are searching for an Orthodox Church they can reasonably attend, are probably not looking for a novelty. You are looking for a church with roots, a priest who teaches clearly, worship that does not shift with fashion, and a parish life strong enough to carry a family through ordinary weeks and hard seasons. That search deserves a serious answer. Buckeye is growing quickly, but growth in population does not automatically produce depth in spiritual life. Many people arrive in the West Valley after years of church shopping, doctrinal uncertainty, or a steady sense that modern Christianity has become thin where it should be weighty. Others are already Orthodox and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

Finding a Good Orthodox Church in Peoria, AZ

June 19, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

  A great many people begin the search for an orthodox church Peoria, AZ not because they want a new religious experience, but because they are tired of drifting. They have read enough, visited enough churches, and heard enough private interpretations of Christianity to know that novelty is not the answer. What they want is the Church - worship rooted in the apostles, doctrine that does not shift with the age, and a parish life serious enough to form a Christian soul. That search deserves more than a directory listing. If you live in or near Peoria, the real question is not simply where the nearest parish sits on a map. The question is whether the church you visit is prepared to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, June 21, 2026

June 18, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

Click here to download PDF     … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Weekly Bulletin [post-edit]

Finding an Orthodox Church in Sun City, AZ

June 18, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

If you are searching for an Orthodox Church Sun City, AZ families and individuals can actually belong to, the question is usually deeper than location. Most people are not only asking where the nearest parish is. They are asking where they can worship God faithfully, hear the truth without confusion, raise children in the life of the Church, and find a spiritual home that does not shift with the times. That is a serious question, and it deserves a serious answer. Orthodoxy is not a weekend religious option added onto an otherwise unchanged life. The Orthodox Church is the life of Christ given to His people through doctrine, prayer, sacrament, repentance, and communion in a real parish. For … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

Orthodox Church Surprise AZ: What to Look For

June 17, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

If you are searching for an orthodox church Surprise AZ residents can actually reach, join, and grow in, the question is not simply where a building stands on a map. The deeper question is whether a parish will give you the fullness of Orthodox Christian life - reverent worship, clear doctrine, accountable pastoral care, and a real path into the Church for adults, children, and families. That distinction matters in the west valley. Many people in Surprise have spent years in churches that were active but unstable, friendly but shallow, or sincere but disconnected from the historic faith. Others are already Orthodox and need more than an occasional liturgy. They need confession, catechesis, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: New [post-edit]

Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, June 7, 2026

June 4, 2026 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

Click here to download PDF … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Weekly Bulletin [post-edit]

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • …
  • 58
  • Next Page »

All Saints of North America Orthodox Church

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

(928) 910-2186

RSS Orthochristian.com

  • If Therefore Thine Eye Be Single
  • Tesla’s “Silent Agreement” with Saint Nicholas
  • Saint Herman and His Alaska
  • Trust in God and Do Your Best

RSS LifeSite News

  • Scientists Used AI to Create Viruses: This Sounds Incredibly Dangerous
  • 140 Doctors and Nurses Tell Parliament to Defeat Assisted Suicide Bill
  • Kansas Judge Eliminates 30 Years of Informed Consent Laws

Western American Diocese

Official Telegram Channel of the W American Diocese
Official Instagram account of the W American Diocese
Official Facebook page of the Western American Diocese

RSS Journey to Orthodoxy

  • Group Baptism in DR Congo—125+ united to Christ
  • Wave of Baptisms and Chrismations across America on Lazarus and Holy Saturdays
  • Mass Conversions Around the World
  • Six young Colombians baptized in mountain parish
  • “To My Protestant Friends”

RSS Good Guys Wear Black

  • “The Priesthood is the Most Terrible Thing on Earth”
  • Regarding the Priest’s Clothing
  • Midwest OCA Program Aims to Expand Clergy Formation
  • Cassock
  • A Young Man wrote me today asking about the Priesthood

A Directory of Arizona Orthodox Churches

Find what you’re looking for

Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, August 9, 2026

Orthodox Calendar

ASONA logo
red divider
Copyright © 2026 All Saints of North America Orthodox Church · All Rights Reserved
Designed by Fr. John A. Peck · Log in

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