Archimandrite Chrysostomos Papasarantopoulos describes his deep friendship with Father Ioil Giannakopoulos, which began in 1918 at the Panagoulakis Ascetic Retreat. He mentions their shared love for learning, their fervent correspondence during the Asia Minor Campaign, and Father Ioil’s contribution to his self-education before his ordination in 1926.
The Bishop provided an update on the need for the recognition of Orthodoxy in Rwanda and on his extensive pastoral work in Tanzania. He emphasized the necessity for medical equipment and the expansion of the health center to include a maternity and pediatric clinic.
The pioneering missionary, writing from Africa, addresses a Greek priest and requests support for the work of the Greek Orthodox Mission in Uganda and Kenya.
The Apostolic Diakonia of the Church of Greece, wishing to contribute to the more substantial training of Church personnel who serve or wish to serve in the vital field of Orthodox Missions, is organizing a free Missionary Seminar. For the year 2025-2026, classes begin via Zoom on Saturday, October 18 and will include a total…
The Fraternity provided material for Greek language instruction and Orthodox catechesis.
Bishop Goma Timothy describes how the seminal Word in African societies provides an opportunity for missionary outreach.
The first Church dedicated to the pioneering missionary becomes a reality in Southern Madagascar
Ophthalmologist Katerina Alexandrou shares her experiences from her missionary trip to Guatemala, where 300,000 Orthodox Mayans struggle under difficult conditions.
Bishop Agathonikos of Arusha thanks the Fraternity for supporting the work in Tanzania (boreholes, polyclinic, Churchs, soup kitchens) and requests assistance for the construction of homes for priests in two remote villages.
Dear friends of the Mission, I would like to briefly inform you about the situation in Eastern Congo, specifically in the region of our Diocese, and about the progress of the well which you entrusted me to complete. Firstly, last July we experienced an escalation of terrorist attacks (because the nature of the guerrilla warfare…
Nine Greek volunteer doctors and nurses arrived in Ghana to offer free medical care. A charitable mission that, with the help of the Fraternity, brings healing and hope to people in need in West Africa.
The 24th Spiritual Symposium was successfully held at the Holy Monastery of Saint Cosmas of Aetolia in Arnaia, Halkidiki, with the theme “Internal Mission: Resistance to Decline” and with the participation of bishops, clergy, and a large number of people.
