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Philosophy of Orthodox Mission in Australia

This blog post explores the philosophy of Orthodox mission in Australia, emphasizing the importance of cultural engagement, community building, and spiritual growth. It highlights the role of the Orthodox Church in fostering connections and addressing the unique challenges faced by diverse populations, ultimately aiming to share the message of faith with compassion and relevance.

Fr. Geoff Harvey

February 24, 2007

Elizabeth the New Martyr

This blog post explores the life and legacy of Elizabeth, a contemporary martyr whose faith and courage in the face of persecution serve as an inspiration to many. It delves into her background, significant contributions, and the broader implications of her story for modern believers navigating challenging times.

Fr. Geoff Harvey

July 30, 2004

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The Meeting of Christ in the Temple: Fulfillment of the Law

Fr. Nicholas Frazer

February 2, 2025 11:00 AM

In this sermon, Fr. Nicholas reflects on the Feast of the Meeting of Our Lord in the Temple, exploring its deep theological meaning and how it marks the fulfillment of the Old Covenant. We delve into the iconography of the feast, the prophetic words of St. Simeon, and the transformation of temple worship in Christ. Join us as we uncover how this moment foreshadows the Cross and calls us to a deeper encounter with our Savior.

Train Yourself in Godliness: Spiritual Lessons from the Gym

Sdn Tim Grace

January 26, 2025 11:00 AM

In this sermon, Sub Dn Timothy explores the Apostle Paul’s advice to “train yourself in godliness,” drawing parallels between physical training and spiritual growth. Learn how planning, perseverance through pain, a healthy spiritual diet, and seeking guidance from holy examples can transform your walk with Christ. Featuring powerful stories of faith, forgiveness, and transformation, this message will inspire you to take your spiritual training seriously. “For while bodily training is of some value, godliness is of value in every way.” (1 Timothy 4:8)

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