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Missionaries for Chinese students in Moscow

June 7, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

The missionary movement associated with Fr Daniil Sysoyev is promoting a number of cultural and religious initiatives among Chinese students in Russia. Fr Sysoyev is the Orthodox Russian Orthodox priest who was shot four times and killed by an unknown gunman in his Moscow church last November. A guided visit to the Monastery of Saint […]

Filed Under: Atheists, News Tagged With: China, Chinese Orthodox, Fr. Daniil Sysoyev, mission, missionary

Orthodox Missions among Muslims

June 7, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

Although it is generally known that many of Muhammad’s followers found refuge in Ethiopia during the early years of Islam, it is not well known that one of his followers, Ubaidallah ibn Jahiz, became a Christian while in Ethiopia and was baptized there. He was the first Muslim, but certainly not the last, to discover and embrace the truth…Overall there are still many conversions of Muslims from Islam to Holy Orthodoxy.

Filed Under: Muslims, News Tagged With: Ali, banu khabib, christianity, conversion, Fr. Daniel Byantoro, ibn safir, islam, Jesus, koran, mission, muslim, Yuri Maximov

JTO Adds New Testimonials Section

June 3, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Submit A Testimonial for Journey To Orthodoxy

Thanks to the faithful support and good suggestions of our readers, Journey To Orthodoxy has added a Testimonials section. Under the “About JTO” tab now can be found a Testimonials page, and a  Submit A Testimonial page for submitting your own words of testimony about JTO. The best advertising is word of mouth, and in […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: christian, Fr. John A. Peck, Journey To Orthodoxy, new, orthodox, testimonial

Study Finds More Converts Than Expected

May 27, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

…the study found that nine out of 10 parishioners are now American-born…

Filed Under: JTO Blog, News Tagged With: converts, GOA, OCA, orthodox

Egyptian Church Issues First Conversion Certificate

May 22, 2010 By admin

For the first time ever, Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Church issued a certificate of conversion to a believer from a Muslim background last week. The move is unprecedented in a country where it is practically impossible for Muslims to legally change their religious status. Maher al-Gohari requested and was granted the Church’s first conversion certificate. He […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: convert, Egypt, muslim, News

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