St. Brendan the Voyager Church

Orthodox Church in Bullhead City, Kingman, and Mohave County, AZ and Laughlin, NV

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Services

 

Service Schedule for 2026

Note: Dates with asterisks are tentatively scheduled.
Once confirmed, the asterisk will be removed.

Regular Weekly Services

Saturday 6 pm Readers Great Vespers

Sunday 10 am Typika Service
(The Reading of the Hours begins at 9:30 am. Coffee Hour after Service)

Divine Liturgies for Fall 2026

To Be Determined

 

   

Last updated 10/18/26

 

 

St. Brendan Orthodox Church

2011 Commercial Way, Unit 1
Bullhead City, AZ 86442
928-910-2186

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Schedule of Services

Wednesday    6 pm   Vespers and Bible study (Tentative)

Saturday        6 pm    Great Vespers

Sunday         10 am   Typika or Divine Liturgy

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