Dear Friends of the Mission, It is with great pleasure that I contact you again In a time when all of humanity is plagued by the corona virus pandemic. The whole world is going through unprecedented experiences, and unfortunately most of the consequences fall on the shoulders of the Church, since once again, all the…
In 1807, when the English were forced to stop slave trade after the international community’s disapproval, the ships that had already set off for the new continent returned back and freed the captive slaves, who had now gained their freedom…
His Eminence visited the largest slum in the centre of the capital of Sierra Leone, where more than 20 thousand adults and children have found shelter, living in deplorable conditions, without water, electricity and access to human sanitation, and at risk of drowning in the rainy season from the large water streams or being killed by landslides…
In the city of Kindia, the first large city after the capital city of Conakry, in the Greek square (6,500 sq.m.) in the beautiful tropical African landscape, the Holy Church of St. Parthenius and St. Charalambos and the Orthodox Academy…
Since the day Ebola knocked on West Africa’s door, the few airlines flying to the country have greatly reduced their flights. Others thought it best to stop flying to West Africa altogether, either because cabin crews refused to put themselves at risk of the epidemic, or because demand had fallen, or because they feared they…
His Eminence Metropolitan George of Guinea presents his book “Patriarch Peter VII, the Visionary Patriarch”, dedicated to the late Patriarch of Alexandria (1997-2004), who gave a new direction to the mission in the Black Continent
I would like to inform you that here in Guinea we are struggling to support the victims of the Ebola virus by distributing food and medicine. Our Metropolis is the worst affected by the epidemic and the only one that continues to be affected for the last 1.5 years…
Journey to the Holy Metropolis of Guinea
The Mission, taking its first steps in Guinea, is called to respond to the call and expectations of our indigenous brothers and sisters for spiritual and material support.
The construction of the computer laboratory at St Peter’s Vocational School in Larte, Ghana, has been completed.
