Christian Education – Sunday School is just one way we’re bringing our kids up in the Orthodox Christian faith. Our Education Ministry Team aims to design events that are not only family-oriented and instructive, but fun!
Feeding the Homeless – From the earliest days of the Christian Church, the faithful have been called to help those around us in need. Working in conjunction with another Orthodox church, St. Basil has been putting our faith into action in a monthly meal for the homeless.
St. Macrina Society – The women’s society of our church takes on myriad responsibilities from fundraising to baking the holy bread, but we try to find time to enjoy each other’s company and grow in our love of God and church.
St. Basil Brotherhood of the Cross – The men’s society is a recent addition to the ministries of St. Basil OC, but already they’ve gotten to work helping with a host of projects in the church building and on the church grounds.
Mission and Outreach – Although we are still in the process of finishing up our church building and landscaping, we want to look forward to ways that we can reach out to those around us, both in the Orthodox and non-Orthodox communities.
Church Planning – This brand new ministry is just getting off the ground and looking to extend the life of St. Basil OC with strategic planning and goal-setting to take us into the future.
Choir and Chanting – Our Orthodox liturgical music depends on the ministry of those who raise their voices in joyful song. The choir and the chanters of St. Basil OC put the hymnody of the Church into music to awaken the mind and touch the heart.
St. Peter the Aleut Youth Ministry – As a new and growing group, we strive to stay active in the church. As Orthodox Youth, we must always remember to focus our lives on Christ and live our lives as children of God! This is accomplished by offering our talents to Him through His community. We must also have fun while balancing all the work we do for the Lord. We have many events and activities that encourage our youth to grow both in their spiritual lives and their lives away from the parish.