Welcome to Twelve Holy Apostles Orthodox Church
632 East 2nd Street
Duluth, MN 55805
(click here for a map)
Our parking lot, next to the church, is accessible via an alley off of N 7th Avenue E. On weekdays, you may park in the lot across the street from the church, which is also accessible via an ally of of N 7th Avenue E. (Thank you to Dougherty Funeral Home for allowing us to use that lot). Street parking is also available.
Duluth, MN 55805
(click here for a map)
Our parking lot, next to the church, is accessible via an alley off of N 7th Avenue E. On weekdays, you may park in the lot across the street from the church, which is also accessible via an ally of of N 7th Avenue E. (Thank you to Dougherty Funeral Home for allowing us to use that lot). Street parking is also available.
Sunday Worship Service
We believe that we exist to receive and share unconditional love, mercy, healing and peace, so that life has greater meaning and purpose. One way that happens is through worship, so we invite you to join us for Sunday services.
Guests are always welcome. If you’re new to Orthodoxy or Orthodox worship, this article (12 Things I Wish I’d Known), may be helpful for you. Please don’t be afraid to ask questions and introduce yourself to our priest, Fr. Dustin.
Special services dates and times can be found by visiting our calendar. You can also watch our services online by clicking here.
Guests are always welcome. If you’re new to Orthodoxy or Orthodox worship, this article (12 Things I Wish I’d Known), may be helpful for you. Please don’t be afraid to ask questions and introduce yourself to our priest, Fr. Dustin.
Special services dates and times can be found by visiting our calendar. You can also watch our services online by clicking here.
8:15 AM / Matins
The word “matins” (or “orthros” in Greek) means ‘sunrise’ or ‘dawn.’ The matins service is the sunrise worship service and is held prior to the Sunday Divine Liturgy.
9:30 AM / Divine Liturgy
The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (c. 347-407), who was Archbishop of Constantinople, is the most prevalent of four ancient liturgies utilized by the early Church and is still celebrated today. This is our main worship service and it’s great for guests to attend.
Wanting to Join the Orthodox Church or Looking for a Sacrament?
Click below to learn more about being baptized or chrismated at Twelve Apostles, or baptizing your child, or getting married at Twelve Apostles.
Connect with Twelve Holy Apostles
Phone: 218-722-5957 | Email: 12apostleschurch@gmail.com
