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Orthodoxy and Hawaiian Culture

August 13, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Michael Odegaard explains the appeal of Eastern Orthodox Christianity for native Hawaiians. A convert to Orthodoxy who traces his Hawaiian lineage back 96 generations, he predicts a beautiful coming together of worlds as these two ancient cultures find each other. Orthodoxy and Hawaiian Culture

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Hawaiian culture, Michael Odegaard, orthodoxy

Converts to Orthodoxy increase, while converts to Islam decrease in Russia

July 31, 2010 By Fr. John 2 Comments

Interfax – The percentage of Orthodox believers went up from 70% to 75% in Russia in 2009, reaching the highest level since the beginning of measurements, the All-Russia Public Opinion Research Center told Interfax. When asked about their religious affiliation, 5% of the respondents named Islam (from 7% the year before), and less than 1% […]

Filed Under: Mass Conversions, News Tagged With: converts, islam, orthodoxy, poll, Russia

5,000 Indians Baptized Orthodox in Mexico

July 25, 2010 By admin 26 Comments

The conversation published below took place in early December 2009, during the visit of Metropolitan Jonah (OCA) to Russia to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Moscow representation of the Orthodox Church in America, and is devoted to the activities of the Church in Latin America. – Your Beatitude, in which Latin American countries is […]

Filed Under: Mass Conversions, News, Pagans Tagged With: 2009, conversion, Indian, Mexican, orthodox

Wall Street Broker Dons Cassock & Sandals

July 25, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

A former Wall Street broker has swapped Manhattan for a monastery in Bulgaria to become an Orthodox monk. Hristo Mishkov, 32, had a successful career as a broker on the Nasdaq stock exchange in New York until he decided to give it all up to return to his native Bulgaria. Exchanging tailored suits and expensive […]

Filed Under: Agnostics, News Tagged With: broker, convert, Hristo Mishkov, monk, orthodox, Wall Street

Turning to Orthodoxy

July 23, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

“I don’t know what this is,” she told her husband. “But I know I have to come back.”

Filed Under: News Tagged With: americans, Amy Johnson Frkyholm, Antiochian, Campus Crusade, convert, Fr. Christodoulos, Fr. Peter Gillquist, Greece, kiev, Orthodox Church in America, orthodoxy, Rhodes, U.S.

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