The Orthodox Mission in the Kingdom of Tonga
Orthodoxy does not come to Tonga as a stranger, but as the fulfillment of the deepest human desire for communion with God
Orthodoxy does not come to Tonga as a stranger, but as the fulfillment of the deepest human desire for communion with God
The Orthodox Missionary Fraternity has maintained strong ongoing support for the only recognized Orthodox Theological School in sub-Saharan Africa through financial contributions, educational partnerships, and material assistance…
His Eminence informed us about the Multipurpose Center that needs to be built in Blantyre and requested our assistance.
Father Seraphim distributed essential supplies to his parishioners and social organisations in the area from the 10 tonnes of humanitarian aid we sent them
A report from Katanga
Bishop Athanasios of Benin visited the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity, presented the progress of missionary work in Benin and Togo, and requested the dispatch of a container, which we scheduled for September-October 2025.
On Sunday, June 22, the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity completed its humanitarian aid program for the 2024-2025 period by sending two new containers to Ghana and Bulgaria. The loading of the containers with goods weighing 16 tonnes and 10 tonnes respectively took place at the Fraternity’s warehouse in Filyro, Thessaloniki, with the blessing of His Eminence…
Bishop Agathonikos talks about the St. Nicholas Polyclinic, which offers free medical care to Tanzanian people. It is now expanding with a paediatric and gynaecological clinic, with the aim of reducing maternal mortality.
A description of the latest pastoral tour of Metropolitan Jacob of Mexico to Colombia and Venezuela, which inspired the faithful and brought new life to missionary work in the region.
Bishop Nektarios of Gulu visited our Fraternity and spoke with enthusiasm about his important missionary work in northern Uganda and the urgent need for a new well of clean water