Dear Trustees: Letter and Petition Against Zelensky Dinner in New York
An Orthodox Christian petition challenges the honoring of Zelensky at St. Nicholas in New York, highlighting concerns over Ukraine, religious freedom, and the Church.
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An Orthodox Christian petition challenges the honoring of Zelensky at St. Nicholas in New York, highlighting concerns over Ukraine, religious freedom, and the Church.
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Read more →International lawyer Robert Amsterdam is fighting to save the persecuted Ukrainian Orthodox Church. He needs our help. The Ukrainian propaganda operation is so powerful, that all of us need to learn more and get involved. Now.
Read more →We are sending the petition on the persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church to every Orthodox Assembly, Synod, organization, other Christians, and government officials we can reach.
Read more →Christian persecution in Ukraine is worsening, and American tax payers are being forced to fund it. Do we really want to be at war with God?
Read more →The Ukrainian Govt is totally dependent on Western support. All Westerners are implicated in Kiev’s persecution of the UOC. Before God, we cannot be silent.
Read more →The pandemic is over. People are rejecting the COVID narrative. A major backlash is brewing among an angry populace. Will Orthodoxy also suffer?
Read more →A brotherhood of Orthodox priests offer their sincere repentance for recent mistakes, call for changes, and promise to do better.
Read more →Orthodoxy in America needs open communication between the hierarchs and the faithful. When mistakes are made, public repentance is needed.
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