Orthodox clergy in Indonesia continue their infrastructure projects, renovating Churchs in Central and East Java. Fr. Methodios is seeking assistance for the completion of the renovation of Saint Phanourios, while Fr. Timotheos aims to construct a shelter to protect the faithful from harsh weather conditions.
Coverage of the visit of the Metropolitan of Nairobi to Thessaloniki and his moving presence at the Fraternity’s gathering
Students from the 2nd General High School of Echedoros visited the Fraternity’s hall and the African Art Exhibition
Monday, December 15, 10:00 AM, at the Second Amphitheater of the School of Theology
Bishop Nektarios of Gulu describes the seven wells constructed with the help of the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity in arid northern Uganda and appeals for support for the completion of the cathedral and the creation of an orphanage.
Since late September, the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity has been funding the construction of the world’s first church dedicated to the pioneering missionary of Africa, Saint Chrysostom Papasarantopoulos, in the Holy Diocese of Toliara and Southern Madagascar. In early November, the Fraternity began preparations for sending humanitarian aid to the region. During that period, we received…
Sunday, December 28, 5:00 PM at the Holy Church of Agia Sophia and in the Fraternity’s hall
Event with Metropolitan Makarios of Nairobi on Sunday, December 14, at 11:00 AM.
The Metropolitan of Accra thanks the Fraternity for sending a container with 20 tons of humanitarian aid, funding two new boreholes, and donating 35,000 euros for the establishment of an Orthodox Clinic in Accra.
On Wednesday, November 26, the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity welcomed students from the Department of Theology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, as part of the courses “Contemporary Trends in Mission” and “Evangelism and Re-evangelism in the Modern World and Communication Factors.” The meeting began with a brief introduction by lecturer Dr. Nikolaos Tsirevelos, who spoke…
Eighteen members of the Fraternity traveled to Alexandria for the historic moment of the canonization of Elder Chrysostomos, the missionary who shared the love of Christ in Africa despite his physical weaknesses, proving that “God’s power is made perfect in weakness.”
In the desert of the Exodus, God transformed a barren rock into a source of life. Today, the Orthodox Mission continues this same work in Uganda, funding wells that bring clean water, health, and hope to communities plagued by water scarcity.
