Saint Anthony The Great
January 17th

St. Anthony the Great Orthodox Church is an Antiochian Christian Orthodox Church. The Orthodox church is the historical Christian body referred to in Acts 11:26. It was in the Syrian city of Antioch where the followers of Christ were first called “Christians”.

Today the Antiochian Orthodox Church still stands in unbroken, unaltered communion with the church of the new testament, as established by the Apostles. The church of Antioch is one of the five ancient patriarchal sees of the early church era, and is part of the worldwide communion of over 260 million Orthodox Christians.

We share the faith, doctrine, and worship practices that were established by the Apostles, received from Christ Himself, and maintained without alteration for almost 2,000 years.

We invite you to learn more about our church. Come worship with us! We’ve been waiting for you for a long time! The Orthodox Faith is studied every Wednesday at 7pm, and it’s open to all. So, why not join us; you are more than welcome.

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