Orthodox Church in the West Valley

Visit All Saints of North America in the Phoenix West Valley in Sun City, Arizona

If you are searching for an Orthodox Church in the West Valley, we invite you to visit All Saints of North America Orthodox Church in Sun City, Arizona. Conveniently located near Phoenix, Peoria, Glendale, Surprise, Goodyear, Buckeye, El Mirage, and Sun City West, our parish welcomes everyone who is interested in discovering the ancient Christian faith.

The life of the Orthodox Church is a continual offering of praise to Jesus Christ, whose Gospel has been proclaimed, whose commandments have been followed, and whose Resurrection has been celebrated for nearly 2,000 years. Since the days of the Apostles, the Orthodox Church has joyfully proclaimed that Jesus Christ is “the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6), calling every generation to know Him, worship Him, and share in His eternal Kingdom, and witnessed to that belief and faith with blood in every generation.

Whether you have been Orthodox your entire life, are exploring Christianity for the first time, or simply want to experience historic Christian worship, you are welcome here.

An Orthodox Church Serving the West Valley

All Saints of North America is an English-speaking Orthodox Christian parish serving families throughout the West Valley of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Our parish is home to lifelong Orthodox Christians, converts from many Christian traditions, young families, retirees, college students, and visitors from around the world.

As part of the worldwide Orthodox Church, we continue the same apostolic faith that has been faithfully preserved since the Day of Pentecost. Every Divine Liturgy is a participation in the worship that Christians have offered for nearly two thousand years. (All Saints Orthodox Church)

Easy to Reach from Anywhere in the West Valley

Our church is centrally located in Sun City, making it an easy drive from communities throughout the West Valley, including:

• Sun City
• Sun City West
• Surprise
• Peoria
• Glendale
• El Mirage
• Youngtown
• Goodyear
• Avondale
• Litchfield Park
• Buckeye
• Northwest Phoenix

Many visitors travel 15–45 minutes to worship with us each weekend because they are looking for a traditional Orthodox Church that celebrates all services in English.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

If this will be your first visit to an Orthodox Church, don’t worry—you won’t be expected to know everything.

When you visit All Saints of North America, you can expect:

• A warm and welcoming parish community
• Ancient Christian worship centered on Jesus Christ
• Beautiful iconography and sacred music
• Biblical preaching rooted in the teachings of the early Church
• Services celebrated primarily in English
• Friendly parishioners happy to answer your questions
• Fellowship after Sunday Divine Liturgy
• Many people simply observe during their first visit. Feel free to stand, listen, pray, and experience Orthodox worship at your own pace!

What Should I Wear?

Visitors often ask about attire.

There is no formal dress code, but most people dress modestly, comfortably, and respectfully, similar to what they might wear for a wedding, business casual event, or Sunday worship service. Some women choose to wear head coverings, while many do not. Visitors are not expected to.

The most important thing is that you come.

Can I Attend if I’m Not Orthodox?

Absolutely.

Visitors are welcome at every service.

Many of our parishioners first came to All Saints while searching for answers about Christianity, Church history, or the Orthodox faith. Some came from Protestant backgrounds, others from Roman Catholic churches, and many had little or no church experience at all.

We encourage visitors to stay after the Divine Liturgy for fellowship and conversation with our clergy and parish family. (All Saints of North America)

Family-Friendly Orthodox Church in the West Valley

Children are always welcome in Orthodox worship.

Unlike many churches, children remain with their families during the Divine Liturgy, learning through participation in the life of the Church. While young children sometimes make noise, this is a normal and joyful part of parish life.

Parents should never feel embarrassed if their children need to step outside for a few moments before returning. It’s very common, and we want your children in worship with us, not distracted by other things.

A First Peek

Regular Worship Services

Our regular schedule includes:

• Saturday: Great Vespers

• Sunday: Divine Liturgy

• Weekday services, Bible studies, feast day celebrations, and educational opportunities throughout the year. (All Saints Orthodox Church)

Why Choose an Orthodox Church in the West Valley?

Many people searching for an Orthodox Church West Valley are looking for more than a place to attend on Sunday—they are searching for authentic Christianity rooted in Scripture, history, and the worship of the early Church.

At All Saints of North America, you’ll discover:

• Apostolic Christian teaching
• Historic liturgical worship
• Sacramental life
• Strong biblical preaching
• A welcoming parish family
• Opportunities for lifelong spiritual growth

Whether you live in Surprise, Peoria, Glendale, Buckeye, Goodyear, or anywhere in the Phoenix West Valley, we invite you to come and experience the Orthodox Christian faith.

How do I get there?

Located in the heart of the West Valley, All Saints of North America Orthodox Church is easy to reach from anywhere in the northwest Phoenix metro area. We’re just minutes from Loop 101 and AZ-303 at 18700 N. 107th Avenue, Unit 5, Sun City, AZ. Whether you’re coming from Surprise, Sun City West, Peoria, Glendale, El Mirage, Goodyear, Avondale, or Buckeye, you’ll find a convenient drive to our parish. Free parking is available, and our location in Union Hills Plaza makes us easy to find for first-time visitors.

 

Plan Your Visit Today

If you’re looking for an Orthodox Church in the West Valley, we’d love to meet you.

Visit us this Sunday for Divine Liturgy, introduce yourself to one of our clergy or parishioners, and stay afterward for coffee hour and fellowship. There is no pressure, no obligation, and no expectation beyond simply coming to see.

Come and see the ancient Christian faith, faithfully lived and joyfully shared in the West Valley of Phoenix.