Challenges for the Future of the Mission
Four holy churches, a school and thousands of descendants and many dreams for the future are the daily life of the mission in Burundi and Rwanda. Read a short tour by Bishop Innocent.
Teaching at the Orthodox Theological School of Congo
It is a University, under the auspices of the Orthodox Church and produces 140 graduates every year. No, it’s not in Europe, it’s not in America. It is located in Kinshasa, Congo, and includes a Faculty of Theology and a Faculty of Computer Science. Already the first theologians have graduated, who will plough the aching soil of Africa to spread the message of Christ.
Saint Constantine the Apostle
We open a new thematic section, dedicated to the 150+ holy missionaries of our Church, starting from the first great apostle, Saint Constantine, who is a model missionary
Youth concerns
What are the concerns of the Orthodox youth of Africa? What are they asking of the Church? See a disarming response from the Diocese of Mwanza
Event with Metropolitan Ieronymos of Mouanza
We invite you on Sunday 11 May to the monthly meeting of our Brotherhood with the Bishop of Mouanza, Metropolitan Ieronymos
Indonesia: When smiles bloom (video)
Video describing the voluntary visit of three members of our Brotherhood to the missionary team in Sumatra, Indonesia
US Orthodox in the Metropolis of Kenya
“Every year a group of Orthodox missionaries from the Orthodox Christian Missionary Center based in Florida, USA, has been sent there since its establishment in the 1980s…”
Who are you? – Work in 6 acts
His moist eyes make out a black figure walking up and down the corridor. The walk is mechanical. He stoops forward to the door of the operating room for a moment. He leaves, he comes. But who pays attention. Through the pain and wonderment, the young man’s voice can slowly be heard asking: “Who are you?”
March 2014 issue (#224)
March 2014 issue
Browse it, read it, share itA church for the village of Nguara
In about 10 parishes that have been established in Malawi, our Orthodox are gathering in thatched huts. There they pray. That’s where the services are held. Often, in the season of heavy rains, the roofs leak or the mud bricks are knocked down.
