Eagle River, Alaska

Antiochian Archdiocese

Saint John Orthodox Cathedral

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Saint John’s community sits at the base of the Chugach mountains in Eagle River, Alaska. It is a parish in the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America.
We invite you to join us in our journey to know God and to serve our neighbors within the tradition of Orthodox Christianity.
Sunday Divine Liturgy - 10:00am
Saturday Vespers - 7:15pm

Parish Happenings

Community Highlight

Meet our Summer Youth Corps 2026
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This year's Summer Youth Corps continues the tradition of cleaning, repairing and improving the Cathedral property. So far have rebuilt retaining walls, stained benches, and cleaned carpets, along with other tasks. They also offer help to various families that need their collective muscle for household jobs. For example, in the background of this picture you can see Joe Dunham who this morning had their help to move a few beehives to a new location. Each summer their work is a valuable part of parish community. This year's Corp is overseen once again by Oscar Medders and includes Eric, Nick, Christian and Logan.

Sunday's Homily Excerpt -

The message that we hear from the Apostle Paul in his epistle to the Romans was carried on by the Church Fathers. St. John Chrysostom wrote; “Let us therefore continually give thanks for our own blessings, and for those of others, alike for the small and great. For the gift be small, it is made great by being God’s gift, or rather, there is nothing small that comes from Him, not only because it is bestowed by Him, but also in its very nature.” Whether our gifts be small or great, we have a responsibility to use them. In humility let us use the gifts and blessings given to us by the grace of God and use them in service to His Church, His people and as an expression of the love He has for us, and calls all of us to have for each other.” - Dn. Tim Mellor, July 12, 2026-

"One Accord"

Excerpts from Christian writers Past and Present

All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well. Julian of Norwich, 14th century.