Orthodox Mission Worldwide
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The Antiochian churches in Turkey were previously under the Metropolis of Aleppo, but the Diocese of Tarsus was carved out of it last year. Pat. John traveled to Iskenderun to consecrate the new Bp. Paul, and he did so in a temporary building used by the faithful. Attendance was so great that a pavilion was set up outside to accommodate all those who came for the new bishop. While Orthodox Christians in Turkey still face many problems, there are reasons to hope for a brighter future now.
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Holy Church of St. George in Iskenderun, Turkey. Built in 1585, it is a parish of the Diocese of Tarsus, Adana, and Alexandretta under the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch. The eastern parts of Turkey are under the omophorion of Antioch, and a number of churches still operate there, so their numbers were also diminished after the genocide of the 1920s. This church was damaged by the 2023 earthquake, but thankfully remained largely intact and is now being renovated. It had a dome prior to the terror of a century ago, and the dome is now being restored to it based on old photographs.
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St. Catherine Monastery in Kiyindi, Uganda. Founded in 2019, it is a monastery of the Holy Metropolis of Kampala under the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria. The monastery is home to twelve nuns, who were all tonsured in the rassaphore rank by Met. Jeronymous in 2022. The monastery was built with funding by Romanian businessman George Becali, and the Romanian charity Hristos in Africa posted a video about this on Youtube. The nuns are also active in mission work in their community; a number of converts have been baptized at their monastery, and a church is now being built in Kiyindi dedicated to St. George.
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Church of St. Mary in Cerkcë, Albania. One of the oldest surviving Orthodox churches in Albania, it is a church of the Metropolis of Korçë under the Albanian Orthodox Church. Located in a small village close to the Greek border, much is uncertain about the history of the village and the church. Various estimates place its construction from the 11th to the 17th century. The village once hosted a stunning 13 churches, but the reason for this great number is similarly unclear. In the Hoxha regime's repression of religion, this church was the only one of those 13 allowed to remain, being preserved as a symbol of cultural heritage, while the remainder were torn down and used for building material...
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St. Michael Ukrainian Orthodox Church in San Francisco, CA. Founded in 1958, it is a parish of the Western American Eparchy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church - USA under the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The church was formerly the home of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, before it moved to its current home on Brotherhood Way. According to the ancient canons a church once consecrated is to remain a church forever, so it is altogether appropriate that when one Orthodox parish left this lot another came here and took its place. Today this stands as the oldest surviving Orthodox church in San Francisco, with the previous Holy Trinity Cathedral from the 19th century having been destroyed by the 190...
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Church of the Nativity of Christ in Nizhnevartovsk, Russia. Consecrated in 1999, it is a parish of the Metropolis of Khanty-Mansiysk under the Moscow Patriarchate. Visited multiple times by Pat. Alexy II, the parish has numerous ministries built out, including an Orthodox school, Sunday school, sisterhood of mercy, and weekly catechesis meetings for converts, attesting to the fact that Russia today is a mission field. In 2024 Fr. Korniliy, the secretary of the Diocese of Vietnam and the Philippines visited this church. He served with the clergy of the metropolis and spoke to the faithful about the Orthodox mission to the Philippines, uniting Orthodox mission in two different parts of the wor...
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St. Nicholas Chapel in Okinawa, Japan. Founded in 2019, it is a parish of the Metropolis of Korea under the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The chapel is located on the American military base, and the faithful there are pastored by Fr. Andrew, an American military chaplain and priest of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. This small chapel has been a site of mission, with five converts being baptized last year, bringing these souls to Christ. The community there is outgrowing their current space and is now working to start a new mission dedicated to the Nativity of Christ. This group will meet off-base, which improves outreach opportunities to the people of Okinawa.
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Orthodox Mission in Niamey, Niger. Founded earlier this year, it is a mission of the Diocese of Cairo and Northern Africa under the Moscow Patriarchate. A chapel dedicated to St. Alexis of Moscow as the first Orthodox holy house in the African nation, but due to its small size only smaller prayer services are held there and liturgies are served at the Russian House. While the liturgies are well-attended by embassy staff, Frs. Georgy and Parthenius have been visiting to catechise Nigerien individuals seeking to convert. Fr. Parthenius has also participated in distributing charity to widows in need, and the mission here has already born fruit with one person being baptized.
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St. Michael Ukrainian Orthodox Church in San Francisco, CA. Founded in 1958, it is a parish of the Western American Eparchy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church - USA under the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The church was formerly the home of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, before it moved to its current home on Brotherhood Way. According to the ancient canons a church once consecrated is to remain a church forever, so it is altogether appropriate that when one Orthodox parish left this lot another came here and took its place. Today this stands as the oldest surviving Orthodox church in San Francisco, with the previous Holy Trinity Cathedral from the 19th century having been destroyed by the 190...
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Church of the Nativity of Christ in Nizhnevartovsk, Russia. Consecrated in 1999, it is a parish of the Metropolis of Khanty-Mansiysk under the Moscow Patriarchate. Visited multiple times by Pat. Alexy II, the parish has numerous ministries built out, including an Orthodox school, Sunday school, sisterhood of mercy, and weekly catechesis meetings for converts, attesting to the fact that Russia today is a mission field. In 2024 Fr. Korniliy, the secretary of the Diocese of Vietnam and the Philippines visited this church. He served with the clergy of the metropolis and spoke to the faithful about the Orthodox mission to the Philippines, uniting Orthodox mission in two different parts of the wor...
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Church of St. Mary in Cerkcë, Albania. One of the oldest surviving Orthodox churches in Albania, it is a church of the Metropolis of Korçë under the Albanian Orthodox Church. Located in a small village close to the Greek border, much is uncertain about the history of the village and the church. Various estimates place its construction from the 11th to the 17th century. The village once hosted a stunning 13 churches, but the reason for this great number is similarly unclear. In the Hoxha regime's repression of religion, this church was the only one of those 13 allowed to remain, being preserved as a symbol of cultural heritage, while the remainder were torn down and used for building material...
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Orthodox Mission in Niamey, Niger. Founded earlier this year, it is a mission of the Diocese of Cairo and Northern Africa under the Moscow Patriarchate. A chapel dedicated to St. Alexis of Moscow as the first Orthodox holy house in the African nation, but due to its small size only smaller prayer services are held there and liturgies are served at the Russian House. While the liturgies are well-attended by embassy staff, Frs. Georgy and Parthenius have been visiting to catechise Nigerien individuals seeking to convert. Fr. Parthenius has also participated in distributing charity to widows in need, and the mission here has already born fruit with one person being baptized.
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St. Nicholas Chapel in Okinawa, Japan. Founded in 2019, it is a parish of the Metropolis of Korea under the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The chapel is located on the American military base, and the faithful there are pastored by Fr. Andrew, an American military chaplain and priest of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. This small chapel has been a site of mission, with five converts being baptized last year, bringing these souls to Christ. The community there is outgrowing their current space and is now working to start a new mission dedicated to the Nativity of Christ. This group will meet off-base, which improves outreach opportunities to the people of Okinawa.
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St. Catherine Monastery in Kiyindi, Uganda. Founded in 2019, it is a monastery of the Holy Metropolis of Kampala under the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria. The monastery is home to twelve nuns, who were all tonsured in the rassaphore rank by Met. Jeronymous in 2022. The monastery was built with funding by Romanian businessman George Becali, and the Romanian charity Hristos in Africa posted a video about this on Youtube. The nuns are also active in mission work in their community; a number of converts have been baptized at their monastery, and a church is now being built in Kiyindi dedicated to St. George.
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The Antiochian churches in Turkey were previously under the Metropolis of Aleppo, but the Diocese of Tarsus was carved out of it last year. Pat. John traveled to Iskenderun to consecrate the new Bp. Paul, and he did so in a temporary building used by the faithful. Attendance was so great that a pavilion was set up outside to accommodate all those who came for the new bishop. While Orthodox Christians in Turkey still face many problems, there are reasons to hope for a brighter future now.
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Holy Church of St. George in Iskenderun, Turkey. Built in 1585, it is a parish of the Diocese of Tarsus, Adana, and Alexandretta under the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch. The eastern parts of Turkey are under the omophorion of Antioch, and a number of churches still operate there, so their numbers were also diminished after the genocide of the 1920s. This church was damaged by the 2023 earthquake, but thankfully remained largely intact and is now being renovated. It had a dome prior to the terror of a century ago, and the dome is now being restored to it based on old photographs.
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