First known icon of the Theotokos
by the Evangelist Luke, 1st century.
 

Jurisdiction:
Orthodox Church in America
Services are in English every Sunday at 10:30 am, Reader Service or Divine Liturgy. From April through November, there is some type of service every Sunday at 10:30. Divine Liturgy is served monthly by Fr. Ted Wojcik.
 

Contact Information:
George Lazorik at 715-742-3409.

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St. Mary's Orthodox Church
Cornucopia,  Wisconsin

St Mary Orthodox Church began to be organized in 1906, and was permanently established in 1909. Its founders were Orthodox Christians of Slavic background. Most moved to the area with the promise of land ownership and employment in the logging industry. As their Orthodox Christian faith was essential to their lives, the building of the Church community was a natural outcome. With the gradual closing of the lumber industry, many families migrated to other parts of the region, while some families stayed in the area.

Always having been a small parish, St Mary's nonetheless maintains a regular seasonal worship schedule, and continues to attract worshippers and tourists during the non-winter months. Set in the woods at the edge of this Lake Superior village, St Mary Church of Cornucopia provides an anchor of faith for its parishioners and a spiritual retreat for travelers.
 

St. Andrew's Orthodox
Mission Church
Arbor Vitae,  Wisconsin
(Minocqua area)

St. Andrew's was founded as a mission Church in 1991, by a small handful of faithful who moved away from larger communities.   The current Liturgical schedule is maintained by a retired priest who lives in the area.  Sunday Divine Liturgies are celebrated at 300 Arbor Vitae Street in Minocqua.  Weekday and festal services are conducted at Fr. Lecko's home.  Call ahead for Vespers and non-Sunday service schedule and directions.

Jurisdiction:
Orthodox Church in America.
Services are in English with Vespers at  5:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Divine Liturgy at 11:30 a.m. every Sunday. All feasts are celebrated.

Contact Information:
Fr. Vladimir Lecko
  (715) 358 - 7885

Holy Trinity Orthodox Church 
Clayton,  Wisconsin    

Holy Trinity Church was founded by Carpatho-Russian immigrants who moved to America for the promise of greater opportunity.  The first Church building was constructed in 1902 with the name of St. Michael the Archangel.  When it burned down in 1920,  a new Church was built and consecrated as Holy Trinity.  The parish today is active and shares its full-time priest with St. Mary's to the north.

Jurisdiction:
Orthodox Church in America
Services are in English with Vespers at  5:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Divine Liturgy at 9:30 a.m. every Sunday.
 All feasts are celebrated.

Contact Information:
Fr. Chris Wojcik
(715) 948 - 2493 or
(715) 637 - 3811

Holy Cross Mission Parish
Church Address:
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 28005 Old Towne Rd
Chisago City, MN 55013
(St. Croix Falls, WI area)

"By the grace of God, Holy Cross Mission exists to worship God in spirit and truth, proclaim the Gospel in faith and love, and build up the Body of Christ in equipping the saints for the work of ministry."
Parish Mission Statement

Although this Mission started with only 8 members in 1997, in two years the parish has grown to 50 members, associates and catechumens.  On November 11, 1998, Bishop Job of Chicago formally consecrated the Mission giving it the name "Holy Cross" which is the English translation of "Saint Croix." 

Jurisdiction:
Orthodox Church in America
Services are in English:
Saturday Evening
5:00 PM Great Vespers at Christ the Savior Mission in Anoka, MN or Holy Trinity in Clayton, WI
Sunday Morning
9:15 AM Hours; 9:30 AM Divine Liturgy followed by Fellowship Hour. 11:00 AM Sunday Church School & Adult Forum (September-May)
Wednesday Evening
7:00 PM Parish Outreach Night (September-May)
Wednesday Evening
7:00 PM Reader's Prayers & Choir Rehearsal at the home of Eric Ofstedahl (September-May)
Eves of Great Feasts
Call Fr Robert for details on upcoming feasts.
Confessions
Confessions are heard on Sunday mornings at 8:45 AM.

Contact Information:
Fr. Robert McMeekin
(763) 566-5022
Email: willisart@usfamily.net

Office: (715) 220-2111
Web: http://www.hcomn.org/

Jurisdiction:
Orthodox Church in America

Contact Information:
Fr. Thaddeus Wojcik
(651) 631 - 0265 or
(715) 664 - 3661

Mrs. Irene Jasinski, Choir Director
(715) 669-3661
 

Holy Assumption Church 
Lublin,  Wisconsin 

Holy Assumption Church was founded by early Russian immigrants in 1908.  While the current Church community is small,  it remains active.

Services:  Vespers at  5:00 p.m.  on Saturdays prior to Sunday Liturgy;  Divine Liturgy at 9:30 a.m. every first and third Sunday of  the month;  Prayer services are conducted on alternating Sundays at 9:30 a.m.