St. Barnabas Indian Orthodox Church Mission, D.C.

Theme of the Week: The Great and Holy Lent

Faith in Verse

The paralytic suffered in pain and sickness
He was alone, rejected by his family
But the Lord came to him in His great compassion

Faith in Prose

Whether emperor or plebeian, friendships are keys to a person's success. During this lenten period, let us examine ourselves. Are we true friends to those with whom we share our lives, or are we always thinking only of ourselves? And more importantly, like the paralytic's friends, are we taking our friends to Christ?
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Dear Friend,

Welcome again and thank you for stopping by. How about a brief introduction so you get to know a little something about us?

We are a community of orthodox faithful under the pastoral care of H.G. Mor Nicholovos of the Indian Orthodox Church
We adhere to a living faith that was preached in India by the St. Thomas the apostle in 52 C.E., and handed down to us through generations
We have a simple mission: hand the faith we inherited over to the next generation, irrespective of ethnicity or national origin, in the D.C. area. For what we have is not because of who we are, but because of HIS grace

What is Orthodoxy? You may wonder. There are volumes written on it, but nothing comes close to experiencing it in person. We invite you to join us on our spiritual journey of theosis: experience the true faith, learn about it and put it into practice. Check the Activity Calendar for dates and times of upcoming events.

We hope to see you soon.

All glory and honor be to the One Triune God,

The Mission's Team

p.s. For more on us, see the About Us page

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