The Bishop of Gulu at our Fraternity’s HQ
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
The Miracle of the Holy Spirit in Côte d’Ivoire
How 24 schismatic priests and 5,000 faithful returned to the Orthodox Church!
Missionary Meetings at the Fraternity’s HQ
Last week we had the special blessing of receiving at the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity’s facilities three distinguished and tireless missionaries of the Orthodox Church, who serve with self-sacrifice and zeal at the ends of the earth. First, His Eminence Metropolitan Constantine of Singapore of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, who bears the pastoral responsibility for missionary fields…
From the Mission in Ivory Coast
Full coverage and video highlights from the presentation of Metropolitan Daniel of Accra, in which he recounts the miraculous event of the recent conversion of 5,000 heterodox Christians in Ivory Coast.
The summer issue of Orthodox Mission magazine is now out!
The summer issue of Orthodox Mission magazine has been published, featuring news and reports from 15 missionary regions across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Pacific. You can now read the individual articles online and share it with your friends. Read the articles Check back in a few days to see more articles from this…
Meeting of Missionaries at the Fraternity’s Offices
Visit of the Bishops of Bunia, Jinja and Assos to our Fraternity
The Orthodox Mission in Côte d’Ivoire
Sunday 1 June with Bishop Daniel of Accra
From terror to hope: The needs of the Orthodox Mission in northern Uganda
Bishop Nektarios of Gulu and Northern Uganda presents the urgent needs of Orthodox mission: church construction, education, humanitarian aid, and water access. He highlights the symbolic transformation of Joseph Kony’s house into a Holy Church, turning terror into hope.
For a New Pentecost: A Family Responds to the Call of Mission
Metropolitan Myron of New Zealand announces the ordination of Fr. Timothy Triantafyllou in Fiji and the voluntary missionary service of a priestly family who recently relocated from Melbourne.
Who will truly support the Mission?
Mission work primarily means preaching and transmission of faith, not just buildings and philanthropy. Economic support is needed for missionaries to expand Orthodoxy in Africa.
