Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church

The Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church is a Canadian nonprofit organization operating as part of the Orthodox Church in America, within the Archdiocese of Canada. It is noted for being an English-speaking Orthodox parish.

History and Establishment

The Holy Resurrection Church in Saskatoon was established in early 1975 to serve the Orthodox Christian community in the area. It was part of efforts to provide spiritual support and services to Orthodox followers living in Saskatchewan.

Leadership and Activities

The church has been under various leaderships and has hosted important events such as the triennial assembly of the Archdiocese of Canada on multiple occasions. The leadership has included notable figures like Father Orest, who served as the Dean of the Manitoba/Saskatchewan/Nunavut Deanery and played a pivotal role in the church's development.

Mission and Purpose

The primary mission of the Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church is to offer spiritual guidance and support to the Orthodox community. It aims to foster a sense of unity and healing among its members through faith-based activities and prayers.

Community Involvement

The church is involved in community activities, focusing on the spiritual well-being of its members and promoting Orthodox traditions. Despite facing historical challenges, such as financial difficulties during its inception, the church has managed to maintain its presence and influence in the community.

Registration

The Holy Resurrection Orthodox Church is registered as a nonprofit organization in Canada with the Business Registration Number 131634503RR0001.

Role in the Orthodox Community

The church plays a significant role in the Orthodox community by providing services, organizing spiritual events, and facilitating pilgrimages or cultural activities that support Orthodox traditions.