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…
Mission in South Sudan (Part A)
Enjoy selected parts of the speech of Metropolitan Narvis of Nubia at the hall of our Fraternity in March 2015
Two years of missionary ministry in Burundi & Rwanda
Both in Burundi and in Rwanda – in Rwanda more so – they embraced Orthodoxy with great love. They are simple-minded people, and for all their simplicity, their questions about the teachings of our Church are anything but simple-minded…
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Event for the new mission in South Sudan by Metropolitan Nubia Narciso
Sunday 8 March, 11 a.m., in the hall of our Brotherhood
Experiences and experiences from South Sudan
We didn’t have an incense burner for the consecration ceremony and so looking for a makeshift solution of the moment, all I could find was a magazine for bullets from a Kalashnikov gun…
Missionary and charitable work in Madagascar
Metropolitan Ignatius of Madagascar speaks about the continuation of the missionary work in the Metropolis of Madagascar which was first begun by the Bishop of Madagascar, Mr. Nektarios
Appeal from Kenya: Save the children
The Metropolis of Kenya is undertaking a crusade to rescue young children, not only for daily food, but also educational opportunities for the young ones by paying €20 per month. Let’s support it.
A new struggle begins for the believers of Sangmelima
By the grace of God, we finished the construction of the Church of St. Charalambos in the town of Sangmelima in Southern Cameroon. This, of course, is only the beginning.
Akylas and Priscilla: Family and Mission
Saint Aquila came from the Black Sea region (Prax.18,2) and his wife was named Priscilla. They lived in the first half of the 1st century AD. Following the decree of the emperor Claudius (49 AD) to expel all Jews from Rome, they left Italy and headed for Corinth as refugees. There they were first met…
