St. Mary the Protectress Syriac Orthodox Community is located in Plymouth, Indiana. We are a monastic community and intentional Orthodox Christian community. We believe that you can pray to end hunger, but it is not a true prayer unless you also feed those who are hungry. We seek to live the example of Christ and serve all our neighbors. We are a multi-cultural and multi-ethnic worshiping community. Services are in English.
Friday, March 31, 2017
Prayer Service for the Two kidnapped Archbishops
Join us Saturday April 22 for a Special Prayer Service for the Two kidnapped Archbishops
Prayers will start at 10 AM
Two Syrian Archbishops were kidnapped by armed rebels in the northern province of Aleppo over three years ago
Syriac Orthodox and Greek Orthodox Archbishops of Aleppo, Yohanna Ibrahim and Paul Yazigi were seized by “a terrorist group” in the village of Kfar Dael as they were “carrying out humanitarian work”.
Can A Juror Be Disqualified For Following Jesus? – Red Letter Christians
Can A Juror Be Disqualified For Following Jesus? – Red Letter Christians: The constitution of our nation specifically states that our governing bodies must not utilize religious tests in determining who can and who cannot serve in government posts. Unless, I am missing something, the courts in Texas ignored that principal when selecting a jury for the trial of Mr. Chris Young. A woman who was being considered as a juror was disqualified in this case, according to a petition filed by his attorneys with the U.S. Supreme Court, primarily because she was involved in outreach ministries of the Baptist Church where she holds her membership.
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Welcome -- Please join us
St. Mary the Protectress Syriac Orthodox Community is a monastic
community and intentional Orthodox Christian community Few
Christian denominations can claim the antiquity of the Syriac Orthodox
Church of Antioch, whose foundations can be traced back to the very dawn
of Christianity. The Church justifiably prides itself as being one of
the earliest established apostolic churches.
Sunday Mass—Holy Qurbana 10:30 AM
Sunday Mass—Holy Qurbana 10:30 AM
Daily Services 9 AM, 12 Noon, 6:30 PM
The church has ignored and even blandly rejected whole groups of people base upon their appearance or lifestyle.
We are a community of people who some think have given upon the church. While others have given up on us and focused more on law and social perceptions thereby losing the true message of Christ, we have returned to where He started.
While some chose to walk away, we chose the last true rebellion and returned to the ancient church as started by Christ. We listen to you. We walk with you. We do what Christ taught all of us to do.
The Orthodox Christian Church is the original from which all others have moved away. Over the centuries other Christian churches separated themselves from, or altered, their understanding of Christian Tradition: pray God that all may have the blessing of the True Faith, undiminished and undiluted.
The church is evangelical, but not Protestant; orthodox, but not Jewish; catholic, but not Roman. She isn't non-denominational - she is pre-denominational."
Some live within community, some do not. We come together to worship and praise God. Some are monks or nuns, but most are just regular people. They are you and me.
Our fellowship following the Sunday Holy Qurbana is more than fellowship. We have a simple meal and discussed how we can make a difference in our community. We also celebrate, worship, and praise each day.
We are a community of people who some think have given upon the church. While others have given up on us and focused more on law and social perceptions thereby losing the true message of Christ, we have returned to where He started.
While some chose to walk away, we chose the last true rebellion and returned to the ancient church as started by Christ. We listen to you. We walk with you. We do what Christ taught all of us to do.
The Orthodox Christian Church is the original from which all others have moved away. Over the centuries other Christian churches separated themselves from, or altered, their understanding of Christian Tradition: pray God that all may have the blessing of the True Faith, undiminished and undiluted.
The church is evangelical, but not Protestant; orthodox, but not Jewish; catholic, but not Roman. She isn't non-denominational - she is pre-denominational."
Some live within community, some do not. We come together to worship and praise God. Some are monks or nuns, but most are just regular people. They are you and me.
Our fellowship following the Sunday Holy Qurbana is more than fellowship. We have a simple meal and discussed how we can make a difference in our community. We also celebrate, worship, and praise each day.
Traditional Orthodox Christianity. Serving God by Serving the Poor and
the Poorest of the Poor in America's Inner Cities and Missions. Bringing
the truth of Orthodox Christianity to the disenfranchised and
marginalized, the poor and forgotten...the Message of the Stable. “While
I am in the world, I am the light of the world.” John9:4-6
Chalcedonian and Coptic Orthodox; history, similarities, and differences
Chalcedonian and Coptic Orthodox; history, similarities, and differences
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