Mass baptisms at the Kindamali Mission Center in Tanzania

·

New groups of catechumens from villages across the Iringa region gathered at the Kindamali Mission Center in Tanzania to receive Holy Baptism.

It was a joyful day, with children and adults beaming under the sun as they embraced their faith.

Bishop Agathonikos of Arusha and Central Tanzania welcomed the newly baptised into the Orthodox Church, offering them guidance on their spiritual journey.

A significant presence of Maasai people was observed, as many from the community have embraced Orthodoxy.

Most Maasai families living near the Mission Center are now part of the Church, reflecting their growing enthusiasm and deep connection to the faith.

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Hellenic Lawyers’ eligibility decision excludes State Chair one day before election nominations

The Hellenic Australian Lawyers (HAL) is facing growing scrutiny over how its membership rules are being interpreted.

Historic Epiphany celebrations draw hundreds to Batemans Bay

Hundreds gathered in Batemans Bay to celebrate Epiphany, as young Canberra diver Julian Pilavakis retrieved the Holy Cross.

Panos Morogiannis retrieves the Holy Cross at Canberra Epiphany celebrations

The Greek Orthodox Community and Church of Canberra and Districts hosted the annual Epiphany service in the nation’s capital on Sunday.

APL takes interim control of Mariners as ownership sale proceeds amid Hanlin bid

The APL has taken interim control of the Mariners, placing the club’s sale process - including the Damon Hanlin's bid - under oversight.

Love and luck at Port Melbourne: The real estate agent who caught the cross

Under a mild 17°C summer sky at Princes Pier, Melbourne’s Greek Orthodox community celebrated Theofania (Epiphany) on Sunday, January 11.

You May Also Like

New tourist tragedy in Greece sparks urgent concerns

The body of a 55-year-old American tourist, missing since last Tuesday on the Ionian island of Corfu, was discovered on Saturday.

Mooney Valley’s ‘Una Faccia Una Razza’ Greek-Italian festival hailed a success

The Moonee Valley ‘Una Faccia Una Razza’ Greek-Italian festival was held on October 28 at Saint Dimitrios parish in Moonee Ponds, Victoria.

Oakleigh Grammar marks OXI Day with heartfelt tributes and student-led performances

With emotion, pride, and deep respect for history, Oakleigh Grammar held its annual celebration for OXI Day on Tuesday, October 28.Â