Ordination of one of our scholars from Uganda
Emmanuel Kamanya from Uganda will be ordained deacon at the St. George Church of Neapolis on Thursday 23 April
Educational Adoption: a guarantee of hope
It is sad to see children who have the intellectual capacity to pursue higher studies, having their aspirations for a better tomorrow cut off due to financial constraints…
Christ is risen
In thousands of churches around the world, the triumphant news of“Christ is risen” was heard last Sunday. Conqueror of death and giver of life, the Lord Jesus Christ rose from the dead to grant us forgiveness and to dawn His eternal presence on all souls. With this unshakeable faith as the basis of their preaching,…
Lecture on the Mission in Congo with the Bishop of Central Africa
On Sunday 19 April, the Bishop of Central Africa, Metropolitan Nikephoros of Africa, at the meeting of our Fraternity
Jesus Christ, the Great Missionary
The apostle Paul urges us: “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.” Taking the Great Missionary, our Lord Jesus Christ, as our model, we can learn great missionary lessons.
Embrace of heartfelt love from the Orthodox Church in India
Previously, these children never had anything, never went to school. They didn’t know how to hold a pencil or wear their clothes properly. The transition from their previous life can be difficult for them…
Pastoral visit to the indigenous people of North Congo
Visit to the depths of the Pygmy Jungle
A new refuge for souls in Malawi
Let us all rejoice in the pure joy of the parishioners in the newly established parish of Saints Cosmas and Damian in Malawi,
Mission in South Sudan (part b)
The Mission in South Sudan takes its first steps…
March 2015 issue (#228)
Read online the new spring issue of our magazine “Orthodox Mission” with a wealth of articles from 12 missionary teams
Five joyful and promising events for the course of Orthodox witness in Korea
Baptisms, conversions and ordinations lay the foundations for the further expansion of the Orthodox witness in the land of “Morning Peace”
Saint Benedict: Monasticism and Mission
Many people ask – what does monasticism have to do with mission? The monk leaves the world, withdraws and disappears from it, whereas the work of the mission is a plunge into the world, with all that this implies. And yet, the basis, the purpose and the goal are common…
