Saint Chrysostomos Papasarantopoulos was the driving force behind an entire generation of missionaries. One of them was the blessed Metropolitan Amphilochios Tsoukos, whose journey and contribution are presented here through the testimony of his collaborator and disciple, Metropolitan Makarios of Nairobi.
Catechesis is the heart of the Mission. This was highlighted by the Clergy-Laity Assembly of the Archdiocesan District of Geita in Western Tanzania, where priests and trustees emphatically expressed the need for training new Catechists. Bishop Chrysostomos of Bukoba calls upon volunteer Theologians to offer this humble but essential work.
2025 proved to be a milestone year for the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity: the canonization of our founder, Fr. Chrysostomos Papasarantopoulos, coincided with intensive activity across three continents, remittances of 514,000 euros to 31 mission outposts, and 39 infrastructure projects for the world’s most vulnerable communities.
Cash flow statement of receipts and payments of the Fraternity for the year 2025
For five decades, the Orthodox Church has continued to provide education to thousands of students across Kenya, from the large educational centers in Nairobi to schools in remote areas, combining academic knowledge with spiritual ministry and love for the most deprived…
In recent years, the Orthodox Missionary Fraternity has been receiving increasingly frequent inquiries from friends and supporters of its missionary work: “I want to leave something behind. How can I help, even after my departure from this life?”…
Report from the Fraternity’s gathering with Bishop Timotheos of Assos on Sunday, February 8
A four-year effort was successfully completed with the inauguration of a new Orthodox school in the Diocese of Bukoba, which was built with funding from a donor from the Czech Republic through the Fraternity.
At two in the morning, two-year-old Barbara was found abandoned in the trash bins. She found refuge in the orphanage of our Holy Diocese and now needs our care!
Gathering with Bishop Timotheos of Assos – Sunday, February 8, 11:15 AM
Bishop Philip of Kisumu, hierarch of the Holy Diocese of Kisumu since October, is visiting Greece for the first time these days. The Needs of the Diocese The Holy Diocese of Kisumu includes 50 Orthodox parishes in the western part of Kenya and 31 priests. The work that the new Bishop is called to undertake…
His Eminence visited the Fraternity and informed us about the operation of the Patriarchal School “Saint Athanasius,” which the Fraternity supports monthly.
