South African Orthodox Liturgical texts and music

Deacon Stephen Hayes
Khanya
 

The following Orthodox liturgical texts and music are available for download from my Dropbox public folder until 15 March 2017.
On 15 March Dropbox is again reducing its functionality, and the public folders will no longer be public, so if you think you might find these things useful, please get them now.

• Obednitsa in North Sotho & English (Typica, Readers Service), sung by Mamelodi mission congregation. This service is used on Sundays in mission congregations where there is no priest.
• Divine Liturgy in English, recorded at St Nicholas of Jaban Orthodox Church in Johannesburg
• Text of Obednitsa in North Sotho and English (for use on Sundays where there is no priest)

Please note that these links will no longer work after 15 March 2017. If possible, please “like” or “share” this page on Facebook, Twitter, etc, even if you yourself maight not have any use for these texts, so that as many people as possible who are interested can know about them
For more information about the Obednitsa service, see here.

Pascha in Mamelodi 2010 — some of the  people who sang in the recording

See also

The Orthodox Church in the Republic of South Africa
Orthodox South Africa (tag)
How “White” is the Orthodox Church?
Mamelodi (South Africa) : Christina Mothapo’s funeral
Mamelodi Congregation