Education, Orthodox Mission & Orphanage in Uganda, Kenya, Sierra Leone...

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"Ηow Father Evan is providing children in Uganda with access to education..."

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St. Nektarios Education Fund

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Despite the comfort of his seminary dorm room in the United States, Father Evan's mind often wandered to rural Uganda, where civil war, economic woes, and the AIDS epidemic left 2.7 million children orphaned and millions more deprived of an education. Watch our video and learn how Father Evan is providing children in Uganda with access to education in safe and supportive schools.

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The Archbishop Makarios Tillyrides Kenyas visited St. Irene Orthodox Mission

Christ in our midst.

Today was a great and blessed day to us here in St Irene Orthodox mission and orphanage.
The Archbishop Makarios Tillyrides Kenyas visited us This is his message to all our donors/sponsors, friends,and all those who pray and support us by donations. 

www.stireneorthodoxmission.org

Ref:plea for help.
 

Kenya is in danger of hunger.

St Irene Orthodox mission center and orphanage is so much affected by the drought and frost our country Kenya is experiencing.
Archbishop Makarios has declared too in a letter that he gave to me as a blessing of sourcing donations worldwide.
It is my humble and sincere request to you all please consider donating to St Irene Orthodox mission and orphanage PayPal account in our website. www.stireneorthodoxmission.org or else in our mission account:

Name: St Irene Orthodox Mission Center
Bank:KCB
A/c no:1200959485
Swift code:KCBLKENX.

Your $1,$10,$100,$1000 $200,$300,$500 and the like help me to feed,clothe,and shelter orphans, vulnerable children, both infected and affected by HIV/AIDs.

God bless you as you extend your hand to this noble mission.

Spare your one bottle of soda and help one orphan.

Live many years
Looking forward for your help.
 

Yours in Christ
Fr Constantino's Eliud Muthiru

www.stireneorthodoxmission.org


His Eminence at St. Irene Mission Center in Njambini.
His Eminence spoke to the school children and to the parents. He encouraged the children to study hard and to obey their parents. Fr. Constantine is doing a great job and the children and school are going on well.

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Sierra Leone: 2017 Graduation Day for the Children at the Waterloo school
 

 

Themi Adamopoulo
August 2017 Graduation Day for the Children at the Waterloo school. Fr Themi presents a little toy to every child.

2017 Aug Waterloo School Graduation
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Sierra Leone: Sunday school lesson before church at St Moses Waterloo 

 

P4K

"Sunday school lesson before church at St Moses Waterloo. Thank you presvytera for your work..."

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See also

 

African Children 

Education   

Orthodox Kenya  

Orthodox Uganda

Orthodox Sierra Leone 

Orthodox Mission  

 

Orthodox Africa - Orphanage, Charity, Charities For Children

The Orthodox Church in Uganda, an outgrowth of indigenous self discovery
The Orthodox Church in Tanzania
Orthodox Mission in Tropical Africa (& the Decolonization of Africa)
How “White” is the Orthodox Church?
Pioneers of the Orthodox Church in Uganda!
Natives Africans bishops in the Orthodox Church

Hope for the Kikuyu (Kenya) / "The caves along the Tana River became the refuge for freedom fighters..."

Turkana, or "With God, All Things Are Possible"...

 
"THE WAY" - An Introduction to the Orthodox Faith
Theosis (deification): The True Purpose of Human Life
LIVE, BEYOND THE LIMITS!
«African needs to be helped, to find his divine roots, for his soul to be at peace, to become united with God...»  

 

Helping Hungry Families in the Horn of Africa (2011)

From International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC):
Orthodox Outlet for Dogmatic Enquiries

August 5, 2011

In the Horn of Africa, the situation is getting worse each day for families who are suffering through the region's worst drought in 60 years. In Somalia, the United Nations has declared a famine – the first time it has made such a declaration in nearly 30 years. Tens of thousands have already died and many more are at risk.

IOCC staff are on the ground in Ethiopia to assist families in immediate need of food assistance and are working to expand critical relief efforts to address the food crisis. Working with Orthodox Christian and ecumenical partners, IOCC is addressing the needs of people in remote areas of Southern Ethiopia, including Somali refugees who are arriving daily.

Baltimore, MD (IOCC) — As more than ten million men, women and children face hunger and life-threatening health consequences from the worst drought to hit the Horn of Africa in 60 years, International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) is responding with aid to relieve victims of the worst food shortage crisis in the world today. Working in cooperation with the Ethiopian Orthodox Church Development and Inter Church Aid Commission (EOC-DICAC) and partner agency International Medical Corps (IMC), IOCC is delivering financial support to help alleviate the emergency needs of Somali refugees in southern camps of Ethiopia.

The initial IOCC relief will support healthcare responders assessing the immediate and basic health, nutrition, sanitation, and hygiene needs of the refugees, and support their efforts to provide emergency assistance such as distribution of food and water, therapeutic feeding programs for the severely malnourished, construction of latrines, and coordination of other hygiene activities to prevent spread of disease in such overcrowded conditions.

Deputy Country Representative for IOCC Ethiopia, Seifu Tirfie, says that years of working with EOC-DICAC to improve health standards through the development of clean water sources and improved agricultural techniques to withstand drought allows IOCC unique access to provide swift and targeted relief. "Our extended grass roots network and excellent relationship with the government gives us a very good opportunity to deliver prompt and relevant assistance to people facing the serious threat of starvation, particularly women and children." Tirfie adds that IOCC and it relief partners will be closely monitoring the situation and assessing additional needs.

The devastating drought conditions in the Horn of Africa following no rain for the past two seasons has dried up farmland and pastures, leaving failed crops and dying livestock. The people of Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia have been hardest hit by the drought-induced food shortage, but according to UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR, those living in Somalia have suffered the added burden of skyrocketing food prices and civil war. UNHCR estimates that an average of nearly 1,700 Somalis, mostly women and malnourished children, arrive every day at the Dollo Ado refugee camp in southeastern Ethiopia after walking barefoot for days in search of food and water. Of the children that don't succumb along the way and make it to the extremely overcrowded refugee center, some are so malnourished that they die before medical workers can intervene.

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN CHARITIES

IOCC, founded in 1992 as the official humanitarian aid agency of the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA), has implemented relief and development programs in more than 40 countries around the world.