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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the Seven Sacraments in the Coptic Church?

  The Coptic Orthodox Church observe seven canonical sacraments: Baptism, Christmation (Confirmation), Eucharist, Confession (Penance), Orders, Matrimony, and Unction of the sick.

• What are the Coptic Church beliefs?

  The Coptic Christian Church teaches that saints act as intercessors for the prayers of the faithful. Salvation - Coptic Christians teach that both God and man have roles in human salvation: God, through Christ’s atoning death and resurrection; man, through good works, which are the fruits of faith.

• What is the Coptic Orthodox religion?

  The Coptic Orthodox Church. The Coptic Orthodox Church is one of the most ancient Churches in the world, founded in the first century in Egypt by Saint Mark the Apostle and writer of the second Gospel of the New Testament. A conservative Church, it has carefully preserved the Orthodox Christian faith in its earliest form,...

• Where is the Coptic Church located?

  Project Overview. The St. Mary’s Coptic Church is an Egyptian Orthodox church, located just off I-5 in Lynnwood, WA . The structure includes a steel framed dome, roof, and floor supported by concrete and masonry walls. In May, 2007, the dome sustained a fire which damaged the west side of the dome structure.

• Are Coptic Orthodox Monophysites?

  Some Eastern Orthodox believe that the Coptic Orthodox Church are Monophysites and this is incorrect. The doctrine of Monophysites believe that “Jesus was not human, but exclusively divine, and God himself, therefore he could not have died.