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Women’s Ministries Initiative

Women’s Ministries Initiative

Enjoy a real coffee with Sister Vassa in Oxford! You may be familiar with the YouTube sensation “Coffee with Sister Vassa” but now is your opportunity to have a real cup of coffee with her. You will also learn from two of the most eminent Orthodox Theologians in the...

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The Sacred Sacrament of Confession

Confession in life can manifest itself in many different forms. Most societies hold the confession of things done that are wrong as the basis of a judicial process, usually the issues are unwillingly teased out. Then of course there are varying ways of addressing...

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Greek Orthodox Youth of Great Britain

Summer Camp 2015: Sunday 26th July - Sunday 2nd August http://goygbcamp.wix.com/goygb   "GOYGB helps lead the youth of the church to Christ in an Orthodox Christian environment. Here they can learn and experience their faith through education, recreation,...

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The Illness and Cure of the Soul in the Orthodox Tradition

The Illness and Cure of the Soul in the Orthodox Tradition - Peter Brooke Substance of a talk given in Brecon, June 2015. What do Christians mean when they say that Christ "overcame death"? The first words of my title - The Illness and Cure of the Soul - immediately...

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The Three Hierarchs or luminaries of the Church

The Dedication of the Orthodox Church in Lampeter is to the Three Hierarchs or luminaries of the Church:   Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian and John Chrysostom. As great Bishops and teachers of the Orthodox Faith, who laboured to expound the Gospels and...

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St Padarn

  St Padarn Padarn was born in the late 5th century in Brittany. His parents were devout Christians and Padarn decided to devote himself to a life of prayer and fasting. He journeyed to Britain and established a monastery at Llanbadarn Fawr near Aberystwyth which...

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St Erfyl

St Erfyl Icon and Relic St Erfyl was an early Welsh saint (4th century) who founded a church at Llanerfyl in Powys, she is believed to have been buried beneath an inscribed stone in the churchyard. A holy well formerly stood next to the church. Very little knowledge...

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St Cybi

  Cybi was born in the late 5th century, the son of a Cornish nobleman, Selyf ap Geraint ap Erbin.  His mother is reputed to have been a sister of St Non, which would make Cybi a cousin of St David. He was raised a Christian and is said  to have visited Rome and...

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Talk on the East-West schism

7.30 pm on Sunday 23rd August in Llaneglwys Village Hall - Entrance £3.00 (children £1.50) to include light refreshments What is the purpose of painting? A controversy from the eighth century. An illustrated talk by Peter Brooke Towards the end of the eighth century,...

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Ecumenical Service Capel y Ffin

Saturday 22nd August 2015 Ecumenical Service at St Mary's Church, Capel y Ffin, Llanthony, Gwent. 15.30hrs Preacher, Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia Prior to the Service Pilgrims are offered to walk the three miles from Llanthony to Capel y Ffin

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