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Egg-celent! Pysanki Egg Class a Big Hit!

April 13, 2019 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

On Saturday, April 13 parishioners of All Saints of North America Orthodox Church gathered for a special Pysanki Egg Decorating Class. Done in the Czech style, the class produced some amazing traditional, and amazingly creative, eggs in anticipation of Pascha! We will definitely be repeating this class in the future. 

This class was eggs-actly what the doctor ordered for the end of Lent! A special thanks to Nicola Hazen for hosting and teaching this eggs-tra special class!

A gallery of photos from the class is below.





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All Saints of North America Orthodox Church

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

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