Dear Friends of Mission, By God’s grace, we are doing well. This year we celebrated St. Demetrius’ feast day at Medan Cathedral with simplicity due to the fact that our parish is still closed to the large number of believers. So far we have not had any announcement from the government when churches, schools, shops…
Dear readers of the magazine, we send you the joyful greeting of our Lord from distant Aotearoa (the name of New Zealand in the Maori language). Christ can give each one of us so much joy and so many opportunities to share the beauty of the Mission! Demetrius, a 15-year-old Maori boy (mentioned in the…
The new September 2020 anniversary issue (#250 in the Greek edition) is now available for you to read with news and reports from 12 missionary regions. How did the Orthodox Mission among the New Zealand Maori start? What did the Mission do in Nairobi to help people during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown? What are the…
The new summer issue of the Orthodox Mission magazine is out with news and reports from 14 missionary regions in Africa, Asia and the Pacific. Why is the Tongan Orthodox mission looking for a priest? How do our missions in Africa and Indonesia experience the COVID-19 pandemic? How did the Ugandan Orthodox church celebrate its…
The new issue of our magazine has been published with news and reports from 12 missionary teams. Flip through it, read it, share it.
Presentation by Metropolitan Constantinos of Singapouris
Sunday of Orthodoxy 8 March, 11 am
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“I loved Ghana and they touched me with their love and their faith”
“Every missionary must be a handyman and a hermit”
The event of our Brotherhood took place on Saturday 28 December 2019 with great success, tribute to the pioneer Fr. Chrysostomos Papasarantopoulos , entitled “A Sanctified March in Africa”. The friends of the Mission flocked from early afternoon in the Ceremonial Hall of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, to honor the memory of the spiritual…
“Water in Africa is a very important thing
The natives are simple-hearted, kind people with a wide smile. They open their arms to embrace you, and you, the “muzungu”, can see straight into their heart, their pure, undefiled soul, the vast world of love, the creation of the Master Artist, the image of God…
Our parish community lies in Cereté. We celebrate the Divine Liturgy once a month at my parents’ house, because I live in Medellín and the journey to Cereté is 10 hours long by bus. Thankfully, our community has grown a lot and I will now move to Cereté permanently with my wife and our three children…
Presentation by Bishop Photios of Malawi
Sunday 8 December
11 a.m.
