Sermons
The latest Orthodox Missions related sermons.
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"Inspired by Project Mexico"
July 06, 2015
Fr. Luke Veronis offered this sermon at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Webster, Ma. following a week-long-stint at Project Mexico. He speaks about the team's inspirational experience building eight homes for homeless and impoverished families in Mexico.
"Fostering a Mission Minded Parish"
July 06, 2015
Fr. Alexander Veronis offered this sermon in 2007 at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology on cultivating a mission minded parish. In this sermon he speaks to the development of the parish from priest and presbytera to the laity to the world beyond the walls of the parish.
"The Sanctity of Languages"
July 06, 2015
A sermon given at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology during their annual Missions Week hosted by the Missions Institute of Orthodox Christianity. This sermon was offered by Father Luke Veronis during the 2010 Missions Week and addresses the importance of evangelism in native languages.
"The Church as a Life-Saving Station"
July 06, 2015
A sermon given at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Webster, Ma. on their annual Mission Sunday in 2005 by Fr. Luke Veronis.
"Being Transfigured, Enlightened and Empowered to Go Forth"
July 06, 2015
A sermon offered by Fr. Luke Veronis at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Webster, Ma. in 2008 on finding the apostolic commission in the feasts of Transfiguration, Ascension, and Pentecost.
"International Flags for a Universal Gospel"
July 06, 2015
A sermon offered by Fr. Luke Veronis at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in 2011 on the church's then new international flags. The flags represent a testament to the ethnic diversity of the Sts. Contantine and Helen's community as well as our our responsibility as Orthodox Christians to go forth and make disciples of all nations.