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We just delivered food stuff to the family as we promised. All this work of love is through your support in donations.. Please Pray for us.
At St Barnabas orphanage and school, you can make a difference today by giving a small portion of yourself and what our Dear LORD Jesus Christ has blessed you with, and it is for our Christian Orthodox Missions in Africa. The difference is so important that each and every young child is praying every day for even the smallest of gifts. This is where you can make a huge difference. Won’t you help even, just one child?
Just $1.00 a day per children can change the life of an Orthodox African child to help them become self-reliant and in time God-Willing a faithful witness to your generosity. The question is how many children will you be willing to help? We would love to be able to build a state-of-the-art academy and orphanage for all the children someday, but Now the needs are immediate for just their daily necessities. Won’t you take just a minute to help? Go to the link below www.orthodoxmissionkenya.org/get-involved
How You Can Help Today
By the grace of God. On Saturday, 30 September 2017, I shall be visiting the family with two severely disabled children. So far we have received 200$ which was earmarked by our friends to be given to this family for their needs. I hope and pray that with the few days before this visit, you will [...]
The Power of Your Words
Most are the time we get what we say. Our words becomes self-fulfilling prophecies. If you allow your thoughts to defeat you, giving in to negative ideas through your words, your actions will follow suit.That is why we should be careful of what we say. Our words have tremendous power, and whether we want to [...]
How much Does Holy Communion for children cost in the Orthodox Church?
We welcome a new contributor to our blog, Fr. Methodius Jm Kariuki, director of the St. Barnabas Orphanage and School in South Kinangop, Kenya.Most people do not realize there is a financial expense associated with serving Divine Liturgy. There are candles on the altar. There is flour and yeast needed to make the bread for [...]
Is the Dormition of the Virgin Mary Scriptural?
The Dormition or falling-asleep of the Virgin Mary and her translation to heaven are not recorded in the pages of the New Testament. This is a stumbling block to some while they overlook the fact that the New Testament likewise does not record the circumstances of the deaths of any [...]
Hurricane Harvey
Texas customers: We have been advised by the USPS that many places in the Houston-Galveston area are inaccessible, and that any inbound packages will be warehoused indefinitely, until deliveries can be made. For this reason, we may hold packages for 1-2 weeks before shipping them, so that your packages are less likely to get lost. This [...]
Recovering Christian Values in Post-Christian America
When I was a little boy back in the 60s I was fascinated by photos of my ancestors taken a century before. I often wondered why they looked so different from modern people. When I inquired about it, I was told that was just the way styles change, or that it was colder in those [...]
Raid on an Ancient House Church Reveals Some Surprises
The following document is part of an official record of actions taken against a house church in the town of Cirta* in Algeria during the Diocletian persecution. It provides a description of both the church hierarchy of the Ante Nicene period (consisting of a single bishop, as well as priests, deacons, subdeacons and readers as [...]
The Prophet Ezekiel on the Perpetual Virginity of Mary
Ezekiel 44: 1-3 “Then he brought me back to the outer gate of the sanctuary, which faces east; and it was shut. And he said to me, "This gate shall remain shut; it shall not be opened, and no one shall enter by it; for the LORD, the God of Israel, has entered by it; [...]
Our Faith: The Beheading of the Forerunner
When Saint John the Forerunner (also known as John the Baptist) was beheaded by Herod, his head was placed on a platter and given to his daughter at the request of her mother. The masterfully-composed liturgical hymns for this commemoration are unsettling in their descriptions of the scene: As shameless Herod’s birthday was being celebrated, the [...]