Parish Announcement
Fr. Jason's last visit to St. Peter the Aleut Church in Minot. We will never forget and are thankful for all he accomplished with us.
Priest in Attendance Services
Here is the updated schedule of services:
Vespers of the Un-nailing
April 10, 3:30 P.M.
with Fr. Bill Neumann
Matins of Great Saturday
with Lamentations
April 10, 6:00 P.M
with Fr. Bi
Fr. Jason's last visit to St. Peter the Aleut Church in Minot. We will never forget and are thankful for all he accomplished with us.
Priest in Attendance Services
Here is the updated schedule of services:
Vespers of the Un-nailing
April 10, 3:30 P.M.
with Fr. Bill Neumann
Matins of Great Saturday
with Lamentations
April 10, 6:00 P.M
with Fr. Bill Neumann
Vesperal Divine Liturgy
of St. Basil the Great
April 11, 10:00 A.M.
with Fr. Bill Neumann
Great and Holy Pascha
April 11, 11:30 P.M.
Potluck meal following service
Vespers
April 25, 5:00 P.M.
Divine Liturgy
April 26, 10:00 A.M.
with Fr. Bill Neumann
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Reader Services at 10:00 a.m.
April 5, and 19
About Us
History
Christian Orthodoxy came to Minot, North Dakota with Greek immigrants. In the year 1912, a group of 250 men from Greece arrived in Minot, North Dakota to work on the Great Northern Railway. In 1921, the first baptism by a Greek Orthodox priest took place in Minot. The first liturgy was celebrated at St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church in 1934. Parishioners came from all corners of the Greek world. Unfortunately the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese was no longer able to provide a priest. St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church services came to a close in 1976. The church went without a full time priest for several years, but was able to continue services with temporary priests through the Orthodox Church in America. In 1980 the parish formally joined the Orthodox Church in America and became St. Peter the Aleut Orthodox Church. The church now includes parishioners of multiple different ethnicities including converts. We are now an "American" Orthodox church with services in English.
