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Ambassadors for Christ Registration

“Brethren, if anyone among you wanders from the truth, and someone turns him back, let him know that he who turns a sinner from the error of his way will save a soul from death and cover a multitude of sins.” James 5:19-20

If you would like to register YOURSELF as an ambassador for people you know have been away from the church for some time, please use the form below.

St. Abraam’s Community Service

St. Abraam’s Community Service Ministry is a program dedicated to serving those in need in our community. The service is named after St. Abraam, a contemporary Coptic Orthodox Saint who lived in the 20th century in Egypt. St. Abraam was known as the “Friend of the Poor” giving all that he had to anyone who asked, regardless of background and without questioning or judgment.

We strive to imitate this great Saint within this service and we are always looking for help within our programs. Send us a message if you would like to connect!

For more information on his life please see the following link: https://www.suscopts.org/resources/literature/296/anba-abraam-late-bishop-of-fayoum-merciful-and-giv/

“They desired only that we should remember the poor, the very thing which I also was eager to do” Galations 1:10

Orthodox Faith Course

Enhance your understanding of the Bible and Orthodox beliefs by joining the St. Paul Orthodox Faith Course!  Topics include the reliability of the Bible, synopses of each book in the Bible, the ecumenical councils, dogma, comparative theology, and the sacraments.  The class materials include detailed PowerPoints and engaging video presentations of the material.  God-willing after completing this course, you will feel more confident in your knowledge of the Old and New Testaments, in explaining Orthodox doctrine compared to other faiths, and in giving a defense for the reason for the hope that is in you.

Course Curriculum

  • Comparative Theology
    • Islam and Judaism
    • Buddhism and Hinduism
    • Orthodoxy vs Catholicism
    • Protestantism
  • Dogmatics & Patrology
    • Salvation, Grace, and Faith in the Orthodox Perspective
    • Nicene and Post Nicene
    • Church Architecture
    • Priests Vestments
  • History
    • The Church at the Apostolic Era
    • St. Mark and the School of Alexandria
    • Martyrdom
    • Monasticism
    • The Ecumenical Councils
    • The Council of Chalcedon
  • New Testament
    • The Four Gospels
    • The Book of Acts
    • The Pauline Epistles
    • The Catholic Epistles
    • The Book of Revelation
  • Old Testament 1
    • Introduction to the Old Testament
    • Genesis
  • Old Testament 2
    • Exodus
    • Numbers
    • Leviticus
  • Old Testament 3
    • Deuteronomy
    • Joshua and Judges
    • Elijah
    • Ruth and Samuel
    • David, Solomon, and the Kings
  • Old Testament 4
    • 1st and 2nd Chronicles
    • Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther
    • The Books of the Major Prophets
    • The Books of the Minor Prophets
  • Rituals
    • The Sacraments
    • Liturgies
    • Agpeya & Praises
    • Ante Nicene Fathers
  • Spirituality & Reliability of the Bible
    • Serving God
    • Spiritual Leadership
    • Call for Service
    • Foundation of Service
    • The Reliability and Origins of the Bible
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Hymns Academy

The Orthodox Church has a great collection of beautiful hymns that span over 20 centuries. In the Hymns Academy, we strive to teach these ancient hymns to all peoples so that with one accord we may praise God together. The Hymns Academy is open and free for all to participate. We meet almost every Saturday night, for one hour at 5:30 pm. If you are interested please register below and we will be in contact with you shortly!