Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Christian Church
1319 Trinity Drive, Los Alamos, New Mexico
UOC of USA

Welcome to Los Alamos, New Mexico!

 

Welcome to St. Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church, a parish under the omophorion of His Grace, Bishop DANIEL of the UOC of the USA. We are located at 1319 Trinity Drive in Los Alamos, New Mexico.

We are a vibrant and growing community of faith, worshipping our Lord, God, and Savior, Jesus Christ, in a historical way. Our services are in English and children are always welcome. As St. Andrew put it so succintly, "Come and see!"

Wednesday Vespers at 5:30pm

Saturday Great Vespers at 5:30pm

Sunday Divine Liturgy at 10:00am followed by a meal at coffee hour.

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Bliny Breakfast
Bliny Breakfast

St. Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Christian Church is excited to again offer our traditional bliny breakfast on Saturday, March 1st from 9am to noon.

Normally we don’t have coinciding fasts, but this year Lent in the West and the Great Fast in the East coincide, with us both celebrating Easter/Pascha on April 20th.

The two Sunday’s leading up to the Orthodox observation of the Great Fast, this year, are Meatfare Sunday, February 23rd, the last time we consume meat, and Cheesefare Sunday, March 1st, when we say “good-bye” to dairy until Pascha Night, some fifty days hence.

“Cheesefare” is more practical nomenclature than religious observance. More properly it is known as “Forgiveness Sunday”, when we all ask for, and give forgiveness to one another for however we have failed or offended each other. It starts the Fast on a good, solid, humble note and with a clean slate.

A bliny breakfast is traditional in preparation for the Great Fast. This breakfast uses many of the ingredients which we will abstain from for the duration of the fast (eggs, cheese, butter, etc.). We offer this breakfast to the community in thanks for its continued support.

For those who have never attended, and perhaps do not even know what “bliny” are, a quick introduction is in order. “Bliny” are traditional, thin, yeasted pancakes that can be enjoyed savory or sweet.  Savory options are filled with salmon, pickled herring, mushroom caviar, or boiled eggs topped with sour cream and green onion.  Sweet ones can be filled with fruit preserves, butter, and sour cream. 

Our first Bliny Breakfast was served way back in 1999 and we would love to host as many as would like to attend this year.  Ticket prices are $15.00 for adults, $7.00 children ages 6-12, and children under 6 are free.  Contact us for reservations at  bliny@stjobla.org

In the tradition of the season, I ask forgiveness of all of you for any offense I have caused you.

Fr. Theophan

 

Upcoming Icon Workshop
Icon Workshop by Father Theophan this Summer

This summer, from June 9th to the 14th, Father Theophan will be conducting an beginners iconography workshop here at Saint Job. There will be a limit of 12 students. 

Please email icons@stjobla.org to be placed on the list for further information.

Holy Ascension and Archbishop Daniel's Visit

Holy Ascension and Archbishop Daniel's Visit - 06/13/2024

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Friday night concert series
Fridays at Ashley Pond

During the summer, we take the traveling chapel to Ashley Pond for the summer concert series. Set up in the parking lot with all the food vendors and information booths, we offer a taste of Orthodox church to the concert-goers and an listening ear for their stories. 

Attendees are welcome to light a candle and say a prayer. 

 

A sermon by Father Theophan
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