Welcome to All Saints of North America Church!

Welcome Visitors!

May God bless you and direct your steps in discovering the Ancient Christian Church. We look forward to seeing you in our midst soon! The Orthodox Church is evangelical, but not Protestant. It is orthodox, but not Jewish. It is catholic, but not Roman. It isn't non-denominational - it is pre-denominational. It has believed, taught, preserved, defended, and died for the Faith of the Apostles since the Day of Pentecost 2000 years ago. 

COME AND SEE!

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While all our services are in English and most of our parishioners are American converts to Orthodoxy, we do have parishioners from other countries that speak other languages and others that can speak in sign language if you are hearing impaired!
These parishioners are available to assist you!

We would be pleased to receive your tax-deductible donation.

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GLORY TO GOD!
Our hand-carved Iconostasis and Icons from Bulgaria are in the assembly process. 
Thank you for your prayers & support!

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Click photo to see the Iconostasis Assembly Progress

  • 13

    Jun

    Saturday
    4:00pm Dr Olga Skinner speaks about her Grandmother, St. Olga
    5:00pm Akathist to St. Olga

    6:00pm Hierarchical Great Vespers, Litiya, NO CONFESSIONS

    Fast: fish, wine, & oil
  • 14

    Jun

    Sunday
    ALL SAINTS OF NORTH AMERICA PATRONAL FEAST DAY
    8:30am Hours
    9:00am Consecration of the Church & Hierarchical Divine Liturgy
    12:00pm Festal Meal
    Fast: fish, wine, & oil
  • 17

    Jun

    Wednesday
    6:00pm Reader Vespers
    Fast
  • 20

    Jun

    Saturday
    11:30am-1:00pm serve lunch at Joy Junction
    5:00pm Choir Rehearsal
    5:00pm Orthodoxy Class
    6:00pm Great Vespers, Confessions
    Fast: fish, wine, & oil
  • 21

    Jun

    Sunday
    Venerable Ananias the Iconographer
    9:10-9:30am Hours
    9:30-11:30am Divine Liturgy
    11:30am Main Meal: Bagels, Fruits and veggies (fish, wine, and oil)
    1:00pm Soccer Outing after lunch and cleanup
    Fast: fish, wine, & oil
  • 23

    Jun

    Tuesday
    10:30-11:55am Book Study
    6:30pm Parish Council Meeting online
    Fast: wine & oil
  • 24

    Jun

    Wednesday
    NATIVITY OF THE BAPTIST
    6:00pm Vespers
    Fast: fish, wine, & oil
  • 25

    Jun

    Thursday
    9:10-9:30am Hours
    9:30-11:30am Divine Liturgy, Lite Potluck
    Orthodox Young Adult Fellowship is CANCELED and will resume in the Fall
    Fast: wine & oil
  • 27

    Jun

    Saturday
    5:00pm Choir Rehearsal
    5:00pm Orthodoxy Class
    6:00pm Great Vespers, Confessions
    Fast: fish, wine, & oil
  • 28

    Jun

    Sunday
    Translation of the Relics of the Unmercenaries Cyrus and John
    9:10-9:30am Hours
    9:30-11:30am Divine Liturgy
    11:30am Main Meal: Seafood/Mediterranean (fish, wine, oil)
    Fast: fish, wine, & oil
  • 29

    Jun

    Monday
    9:10-9:30am Hours
    9:30-11:30am Divine Liturgy, Potluck
  • 1

    Jul

    Wednesday
    6:00pm Reader Vespers
    Fast
  • 2

    Jul

    Thursday
  • 4

    Jul

    Saturday
    5:00pm Choir Rehearsal
    5:00pm Orthodoxy Class
    6:00pm Great Vespers, Confessions
  • 5

    Jul

    Sunday
    9:10-9:30am Hours
    9:30-11:30am Divine Liturgy
    11:30am Potluck
  • 7

    Jul

    Tuesday
    10:30-11:55am Book Study
  • 8

    Jul

    Wednesday
    6:00pm Vespers
    Fast
  • 9

    Jul

    Thursday
    9:10-9:30am Hours
    9:30-11:30am Divine Liturgy, Lite Potluck
  • 11

    Jul

    Saturday
    5:00pm Teen Book Study
    5:00pm Choir Rehearsal
    5:00pm Orthodoxy Class
    6:00pm Great Vespers, Confessions
  • 12

    Jul

    Sunday
    9:10-9:30am Hours
    9:30-11:30am Divine Liturgy
    11:30am Potluck
Synaxis of the Saints of North America
June 14th Bulletin
June
Calendar

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Reflection on the Sunday of All Saints of North America by Metropolitan Tikhon

— commemorated on June 14th

Last Sunday, we were called to the heavenly contemplation of all the saints from every age standing roundabout the throne of God in eternal glory. Today, we consider instead the ways in which the saints who shared in our concrete, earthly circumstances—saints who lived and struggled in the lands of North America—have achieved their place in the assembly of the righteous. The diversity of their virtues and vocations—matushki and batiushki, martyrs and confessors, bishops and monks, scholars and men of modest learning, missionaries and hermits—reminds us that, no matter our own particular circumstances, God calls us to sanctity and has prepared everything in our life so that we can live out that calling. The Synaxis of All Saints of North America thus serves as an urgent reminder: don’t put off your life in Christ, and don’t wait on external circumstances to change. You are, right now, exactly where God wants you; make use of his gift of time and strength to repent, take up your cross, and follow Christ, starting from right where you are—“from this day, from this hour, from this very moment,” to paraphrase St. Herman.

TROPARION — As the bountiful harvest of Your sowing of salvation, the lands of North America offer to You, O Lord, all the saints who have shone in them. By their prayers keep the Church and our land in abiding peace through the Theotokos, O most Merciful One.

KONTAKION — Today the choir of Saints who were pleasing to God in the lands of North America now stands before us in the Church and invisibly prays to God for us. With them the angels glorify Him, and all the saints of the Church of Christ keep festival with them; and together they all pray for us to the Pre-Eternal God.

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All Saints of North America
Orthodox Church

10440 4th Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87114