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Monastery of the Holy Martyrs - Syriac Orthodox Orthodox Workers
We serve the disenfranchised and marginalized, the homeless and the near homeless, and the poorest of the poor.
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We serve the disenfranchised and marginalized, the homeless and the near homeless, and the poorest of the poor.
There's much to see here at The Monastery of the Holy Martyrs and Orthodox Workers know and believe in the power of prayer. That is why we are always asking you to pray for all those we serve and all those doing the serving.
We know that you can ask God to move that mountain and He will, it's just that to do that, God usually hands you the shovel and tells you it is time to get your hands dirty. But He does not walk away. He stands right beside you coaching you and encouraging you and giving you strength. He does move that mountain and you are the vehicle He uses to do the digging.
And those we serve are also praying. Their prayers are those of thanksgiving for what you are doing. And many like the monastery remember each person who has told us that they are praying for us and each one who has sent a gift or donation. And when we celebrate prayer services in homeless encampments and in vacant lots or street corners, someone always calls out two or three, or four new names of someone who has helped this past week.
And they also join us when we need support like we do today. Talk about great prayer warriors, I know many who live on the streets and who Christ sets beside all day and all night watching over them.
When we need something, when we need help, when they need help, all of us do as my mother and father taught me as a was growing up. Let the Holy Spirit fill your heart and let your prayers raise as incense to Heaven.
All of us are praying long and praying hard, praying unceasingly because your help is needed even more during this holiday season. Your gift is needed. ere. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us. We hope you enjoy our site and take a moment to drop us a line.
The monastery serves the homeless and the near homeless, the disenfranchised and poor, those unseen and those no one wants to see. We serve all that Christ brings to our doors or leads us to on the streets.
We are a Monastic Community who live according to the Gospel
We serve the homeless and the near homeless, the disenfranchised and poor, those not seen and those no one wants to see. We serve all that Christ brings to our doors or leads us to on the streets We are part of the Syriac Orthodox Church.
Few Christian denominations can claim the antiquity of the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch, whose foundations can be traced back to the very dawn of Christianity. The Church justifiably prides itself as being one of the earliest established apostolic churches. It was in Antioch, after all, that the followers of Jesus were called Christians as we are told in the New Testament, "The disciples were first called Christians in Antioch." (Acts 11:26).
We strive for a balance of communal and private prayer, work, and leisure in our lives. Through our diverse ministries we are committed to helping create a more just and compassionate world. Christ tells us “Whatsoever you do to the least of my people, so you do unto me.” If we listen, we hear the call to be open to one another, to give what we have and to welcome all guests as we would welcome Christ. We are a place of healing and nourishment, where folks respond to each others human needs. It is the generosity of caring people that makes our work possible.
Serving God by Serving the Poor and the Poorest of the Poor. the disenfranchised and marginalized.
"The martyrs will come, bearing their afflictions, and the righteous will come, bearing their virtues." Our beloved children heard and responded to this invitation today. May we all follow them.
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1000 S Michigan St, Plymouth, Indiana 46563, United States
Monday - Sunday: 8am - 8pm
Daily Monastic Services are always open to the public
Divine Liturgy (Holy Mass) Sunday 10:30 am
Vespers Saturday 6 PM
Always Open to the Public, All are welcome.
Monastery of the Holy Martyrs - Syriac Orthdox
1000 South Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN 46563, US
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