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Welcome to St. Elizabeth Orthodox Mission

"We work, pray, and hope,
each day beseeching
God's mercy."

- St. Elizabeth the New Martyr

St. Elizabeth CrossYou are invited to join us:

2020 Silver Bell Road
Eagan, MN
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+1.651-327-3159

First Visit to an Orthodox Church? Some differences in Orthodox worship are apparent, if not perplexing, from the first moment you walk into a church.

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Items we collect benefit the
Eagan Resource Center. [click here]
 

As part of our educational ministry St. Elizabeth Mission sponsors the Minnesota Bible Lecture Series, a semiannual educational program in the Twin Cities area.



 
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The Orthodox Church

One of the three branches of world Christianity, the Orthodox Church is a fellowship of administratively independent local churches, united in faith, sacraments, and canonical discipline.

Standing in direct continuity with the earliest Christian communities founded by the apostles of Jesus, the faith of the Orthodox Church is expressed in her ancient worship, which immerses participants in the reality of the biblical story.

St. Elizabeth Mission is part of the Midwest Diocese of the Orthodox Church in America.

Based in Chicago, the Diocese of the Midwest is under the protection of His Beatitude, Metorpolitan †JONAH, and includes approximately 80 parishes, monasteries, missions and other institutions.

   
 

The Life of St. Elizabeth

The life of St. Elizabeth is one focused on the love of neighbor and merciful service to the poor and outcast of society. For St. Elizabeth, acts of mercy and the proclamation of the Gospel were inseparable. [read more]

 
 

Holy Week - 2010




      

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 It is easier for a feeble straw to resist a mighty fire than for the nature of sin to resist the power of love. We must cultivate this love in our souls, that we may take our place with all the saints, for they were well-pleasing unto God through their love for their neighbor.

 


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