The Eastern Apostolic Church
A Synod Within The True Canonical Tradition Of Eastern Orthodoxy

Recognizing the responsibility to work for the repair of the fragmentation that has occurred within Eastern Orthodoxy and Christianity at large, the members of the Eastern Apostolic Church (EAC) Synod subscribe to the following tenets:
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  • Forming a coalition of Orthodox jurisdictions that are united to positively represent the one, holy and universal church and its members in their respective communities throughout the world.
  • Support for the office and spiritual vision of each member and the strategic focus on the development of programs and missions that will impact the role of the Orthodox Church in modern society.
  • Dedication to uphold New Testament spiritual teaching as well as that of the Seven Ecumenical Councils; and to encourage ministerial cooperation expressing the will to unity in Christ.
  • Affirming true canonical Orthodoxy.
  • Prioritizing compassion and inclusiveness.
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"There are two churches, one that is man-made with man-made laws. It is corrupt, false and misleading. It denies the will of the living God who reveals Himself to the heart of man. It makes slaves and bond-servants of those who choose to obey it.
There is another Church, the only one for me, for it is the Church of Jesus Christ, imbued with His Spirit, attentive to the word and will of God. That is the Church I recognize."
(Abp. Aftimios in a letter to the editor of the 'Syrian World" on June 12, 1933)
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"Here we cannot boast of great numbers, neither of renown nor of wealth nor of learning  –  all that is valued in this world. We are strong here only in one thing,  in possessing the true Orthodox faith and that not of ourselves; It is a gift of God (Eph. 2:8), and we should ask the Lord for the increase of this gift. Let them stand fast in Thy holy church in the Orthodox faith."
(St. Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow, speaking about the American Orthodox)
The Eastern Apostolic Church, Inc. is a recognized non-profit religious organization in the United States of America, State of Nebraska.
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