Regular Services
Saturday: Vespers, 5:00 pm
Sunday: Divine Liturgy, 9:00 am
Address
1614 E. Monte Vista Rd.
Phoenix, Az 85006
Phone / Email
Fr. Mikel: 907-444-8545
Church: 602-253-9515
Directions To Saints Peter & Paul
This Week...
March 7, 2026
There is no bible class on Tuesday March 10th, it will resume Tuesday March 17th at 6pm.
As everyone knows we have a new Bishop. The Desert Deanery is taking a collection to purchase a set of green vestments and mitre for His grace. If you wish to donate towards this please mark on your check or envelope “Bishop Vestments”.
There are extra nut rolls and apricot rolls available for sale.
Marty Gala has sign up forms for people to bring soup, bread and salad after Presanctified Liturgies on Weds, please see her if you would like to sign up.
Pascha bread baking day is March 21st. The Pascha bread will be sold on the 29th.
If you would like to donate for the Pascha flowers please mark this on your check or the envelope.
Forms for the pascha card will be available in the hall, proceeds will go to the monastery building fund.
Lenten Vespers will be at St Peter & Paul on March 22nd at 6pm.
March 8th Lenten Vespers at St Ignatius Antiochian Orthodox Church at 6pm.
March 15th Lenten Vespers at St Sava Serbian Orthodox Church at 6pm.
March 29th Lenten Vespers St John the Baptist Romanian Orthodox Church at 6pm.
The Women's Book club will meet today March 28th at 1pm.
After Lazarus Saturday Liturgy on April 4th volunteers are needed to tie pussywillows and palms together.
Lenten soup sale is tomorrow Sunday March 8th, the price is $8 for one or 2 for $15.
The food drive for Project Mexico has begun and will end April 19th. There is an area in the hall to leave your items.
For The Bible and the Fathers for Orthodox the OT readings for next week begin on Monday March 2nd on page 756.
Collections for Project Mexico are on the 1st Sunday of the month, the next collection is Palm Sunday April 5th.
Come, let us find compassion while we may yet seek it. The place for repentance is in this transient life; in the intransient life neither prayer nor tears will be accepted. St. Ephraim the Syrian
