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READING FROM THE ROAD TO EMMAUS...

Northern Climes: Fr. John Veniaminov's Akun Diary

The Angels of Akun

The Alaskan Orthodox Literary Resurrection: A Tradition of Linguistic Diversity in Orthodox Alaska

OUR MISSION
Respond to the call of our fellow countrymen, heirs to the spiritual legacy of St. Innocent, as they struggle in America's Holy Land against the evil one, treacherous weather, harsh subsistence lifestyle, and poverty to preserve the Orthodox faith.

OUR OBJECTIVE
Provide hope to the Orthodox faithful of Alaska through an organized effort of prayer and sharing our God given treasures: financial means, time, talent, energy, experience, and ability.

The Orthodox Church in Alaska is a Native institution - the first in America to receive the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Diocese of Alaska maintains St. Herman's Theological Seminary in Kodiak, and some 100 churches, chapels and missions served by 35 priests and 11 deacons.

Outreach Alaska is a multi-faceted program implemented to help the faithful in Alaska by fostering growth in various areas of church life. This program - Outreach Alaska - is comprised of projects resulting from much prayer and thought regarding the needs of Orthodox Alaska - Our Lord's Alaska Vineyard. You are invited to join us in the discovery of ways to fulfill those needs.

Let us begin the steps that will bring the vision of hope to fruition for our brothers and sisters in America's Holy Land - Alaska

Mary Ann Khoury
Outreach Alaska Founder/Coordinator

The Lives of the
Saints of Alaska

True to Lent
Anchorage Daily News

In Alaska, a Tradition of Russian Faith
The Los Angeles Times

In Native Alaskan Villages, a Culture of Sorrow
Bethel Journal

An Institution of the The Diocese of Alaska

2421 Perry St. • Wichita, KS 67204
316-832-0734
info@outreachalaska.org