Joy of All Who Sorrow

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Joy of All Who Sorrow Russian Orthodox Church, Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Welcome to our site!
We are a parish of the Russian Orthodox Church located in the Greater Atlanta area of the state of Georgia. On this site you may become acquainted with the life of our parish, read interesting events from history, get to know the story of the icon of the Joy of All Who Sorrow and look at interesting web sites from the Orthodox internet. You may also subscribe to our weekly newsletter.

Weddings, baptism, house blessings, pannikhidas, molebens, and other personal services are available by request.
Address and contact information is here Full schedule of events is here

His Eminence Metropolitan Hilarion served on our parish feast day. After the Divine Liturgy Vladyka officiated the service of laying the cornerstone of our new temple. The service was followed by the festive lunch and concert. Watch feast pictures.
Fr. Alexis commented, It would be impossible to have made it better!!!!!!!!!!! We need more such events. The food was great and the entertainment the best.
Fr. Alexis is working on a series of audio podcasts on spiritual themes. The first podcast is available here: reading from St. John of Kronstadt's My Life in Christ.
St. Herman Conference will take place December 24-28, 2010 with the blessings of His Eminence, Metropolitan Hilarion, First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad. Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, NY will host the conference. Please visit the conference website for more information.
Glory to God, the foundation of our new church is completed!
Now we must raise approximately $200,000 to build the walls.
Dear parishioners, please remember that we greatly need all your possible help to build our new church.
Visit Fr. Alexis' blog at alexisduncan.wordpress.com
Father tells about laying the foundation of our new church.
Every Saturday at 3PM we'll have art classes, history and other. Learn Traditional Russian Art. Learn how to make Matreshka.
High quality print copies of Fr. Alexis icons available from on-line store and Ebay. Money from sales go to St. Xenia Building Fund.

You can make a donation to New Church Building Fund on any amount using PayPal. You don't have to create a PayPal account to do so.