The most important missionary news of 2014
A brief review of an exciting year for the Orthodox Mission
A brief review of an exciting year for the Orthodox Mission
With His birth, Christ makes it possible for us not to continue on the downward, disobedient path of the firstfruits. As the new Adam, He is “born” to resurrect “the image that fell before,” that is, the fallen image of God, man…

Oceania decides to follow the Saviour of the world, our Lord Jesus Christ, at the very moment when Europe closes its doors to the One to whom it owes everything…
Thousands of people in Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo, the Philippines, Fiji will have Christmas for the first time, thanks to the tireless work of Orthodox missionaries…

Several young people with their catechist; there is no priest, there is no church. They rent a classroom in a school and there they gather every Sunday to sing and read the New Testament, so that the catechist can talk to them about God and Orthodoxy…

For a transmission of the Gospel will, we wander in the African continent and forcibly consume ourselves, believing that what we do is for the glory of the Church and may be heard after our crucifixion… But how many wondrous things could be done, if the Church that sent us were to intervene in philanthropy to strengthen and assist our humble work?
December 2014 issue (#227)
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Some reminders in light of recent reports about illegal fundraising and fake non-profit organisations
By choosing the amount that suits you and the country you wish to support, you can ensure that the work of the Orthodox Mission to the nations will find in you a steady supporter.
None of the Orthodox flock and our workers here in Sierra Leone have been infected with the virus. And our people continue to receive Holy Communion without fear of being infected. Such is the level of faith here…

The missionary fire in Oceania is spreading to other countries. Already the first historic visit of an Orthodox missionary to the Tonga Islands is a fact…

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