Fr. Gabriel-Allan's sermon from Sunday, February 24, 2019.

Fr. Gabriel-Allan's sermon from Sunday, February 10, 2019.

People enjoy overcoming something and growing through the experience.

Finding Brightness and Joy in the Lenten School of Repentance

A tiny child helping to cook dinner? This was most certainly a crazy idea!

Fr. Gabriel-Allan's sermon from Sunday, January 27, 2019.

Fr. Gabriel-Allan's sermon from Sunday, January 20, 2019.

Are you being an honest manager of God’s grace?

This old sculptor had something unexpectedly brilliant to say about God’s relationship with us.

Fr. Gabriel-Allan's sermon from Sunday, January 13, 2019.

For us Orthodox, it’s easy for us to become so obsessed with the sign, that we utterly miss the life-transforming point of what that sign is revealing to us.

The 12 days *after* Christmas, up to Theophany, are actually the twelve days of Christmas…emphasizing my true Love’s incarnation.

He would have fit right in with the visionary, creative, entrepreneurial problem-solving for which people in the tech-industry are so famous.

Unless we get very precise, there are, essentially, two basic types of chili you can order in a restaurant.

Fr. Michael Oleksa shares his knowledge on the Saints of Alaska.

“In Him was life, and that life was the light of all humankind. … The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us.”

Are you prepared for celebrating Saint Nicholas’ feast day with your children on the night of December 5th?

If you lived in the middle of a war-torn country, what kind of measures would you take to leave your house each day? Saint Paul wants us to realize that we inhabit a spiritually war-torn realm, and we should have a certain kind of vigilance.

Our Church’s Tradition teaches us to enter nearly every major feast day through the eyes and the perspective of the Theotokos, Mary.  It’s an awesome thing to stand with Mary, also treasuring up and pondering all these things in our hearts (Luke 2:19). 

Jesus: “I did not come to be served but to serve.” ~ Matthew 20:28 Being a disciple of Jesus and being a part of His Church is all about serving one another and serving God with our gifts and resources.