Parishes

St. Herman of Alaska Church in Wasilla, Alaska, is a parish of the Antiochian Diocese of Eagle River and the Pacific Northwest. The property is located near Reed Lake, 7 miles outside of Wasilla, on a branch of the Little Susitna River. It was founded in the mid-1990s by Fr. Michael Dunaway and Fr. Dn. George Nelson, with the blessing of Bishop Basil (now the Antiochian Bishop of Wichita and Mid-America). Bishop Joseph of the Antiochian Diocese of Los Angeles and the West is currently our locum tenens. The Very Reverend Father Michael Molloy was our parish priest for several years until his retirement. We are currently without a priest, though Fr. John Downing serves Divine Liturgy every other weekend.

Holy Anargyroi Greek Orthodox Church 703 W. Center St. Rochester, MN 55902 Church Office: 507-282-1529 Church Website: www.holyanargyroi.org We run the Philoxenia House - a place for people to stay while receiving treatment at the Mayo Clinic. See link on our website.

Saint Andrew 4700 Canyon Crest Drive Riverside, CA 92507 (951) 369-0309 www.saintandrew.net Father Josiah Trenham frjosiah@aol.com

A group for members of the parish. http://www.nativityofthevirgin.com

Saint Nicholas in San Jose

This group is for the parishoners of St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Bakersfield, CA.

Holy Resurrection, formerly Holy Trinity, celebrated its centennial in 2001 in our chapel consecrated by St. Tikhon. We're currently located off of Waller Road in Tacoma.

St. Sophia is a (very) small parish in Lawrence, KS The priest in charge of our parish is Fr. Andrew Moulton, S. Cyrill and Methodius (Granite City, IL) and our visting/serving priest is Fr. Michael Medis of Holy Trinity (Overland Park, KS). Glory to God for all things! We are on the web at: http://saintsophia.blogspot.com/

The Russian Orthodox Cathdral of Saint John the Baptist, Washington, D.C. www.stjohndc.org

St Stephen's Orthodox Cathedral. Philadelphia, Pa. We are a “pan-orthodox” community under the Orthodox Church in America (OCA), located in Northeast Philadelphia. Most of our services are celebrated in English, following the tradition of the Russian church. Besides our regular vesper and Divine Liturgy services, we also celebrate many weekday services for feast days. We serve the greater Philadelphia Area, with many of our parishioners coming from the surrounding communities and townships.