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Orthodoxy in the UAE

January 16, 2015 By Fr. John Leave a Comment

By Caline Malek The National ABU DHABI — Greek Orthodox Christians are building a church in Mussaffah to accommodate the hundreds of worshippers living in the capital. In addition to the 700 Abu Dhabi families registered with the church, Father Stephanos Neaimeh believed there were 300 to 400 more unregistered families in the emirate. “The […]

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Missions, News Tagged With: Church, orthodox, UAE

45 Baptized in Pointe-Noire, Congo

January 7, 2015 By Fr. John Leave a Comment

On the morning of 24 December 2014, His Grace Panteleimon Bishop of Congo-Brazzaville and Gabon performed the baptisms of forty-five newly enlightened Congolese of all ages, coming from the three Parish Communities in Pointe-Noire, in the outdoor baptistery in the Holy Cathedral Church of St. Dimitrios, which is under construction in the city. Addressing the newly […]

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Mass Conversions, Missions, News Tagged With: baptisms, Congo, orthodox

Orthodoxy Spreads In The Pacific

December 28, 2014 By Fr. John 2 Comments

by John Pyrros Pockets of Melbourne’s Greek community are getting behind a fundraiser which will pledge cash donations to the completion of new Greek Orthodox churches in Fiji. On Sunday Melburnians Stella and John Sofianopoulos will hosted a fundraiser at Ringwood’s Nikos Tavern, in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, aiming to raise $10,000 from an […]

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Missions Tagged With: Fiji, mission, Pacific

Orthodox Bishop Installs Cross for Peace at the North Pole

December 22, 2014 By Fr. John Leave a Comment

This comes to us from Interfax. Members of the Association of Heroes of the Soviet Union and Heroes of Russia, polar researchers, statesmen, public figures and businessmen arrived at the North Pole on Sunday. The group also included Bishop Iakov of Naryan-Mar and Mezensk, and Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate’s Department for Church […]

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The Gift of Peace and the Spread of Orthodoxy in Northern Uganda

July 1, 2014 By Fr. John 5 Comments

“every day, everywhere you go, people are waiting to become Orthodox”, says Fr. Emmanuel Oruk.

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Missions Tagged With: mission, OCMC, Uganda

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