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Life sucks for many of my brothers and sisters and I and this community are called to listen to them and to walk with them. And if you are not doing the same, why do you call yourself a Christian?
At Monastery of the Holy Martyrs - Syriac Orthodox , I don’t call them ‘the poor’ – I know their names, their faces.
They are not a social problem or category. I’ve seen their faces. It’s the face-to-face encounter that you create a space for here that transforms all of us.
That is why I keep saying, stop by any time. I love meeting new folks. I love meeting my brothers and sisters. I love meeting my neighbors
Who wouldn't? I have found that there a lot around here who don't know that.
And I have been to many meetings here in Plymouth where my brothers and sisters are talked about as a problem to be helped rather than what Christ did which was to love and share and be with.
So much for calling yourself a Christian. You don't have any idea what that is and you are not one. So stop calling yourself a Christian.
You do not have to be Christian to come. All are welcome. Jews, Muslims, and even Atheists and other non-believers.
We will never try to convert you.
What we do is listen to you and walk with you.
We don’t care what you believe, where you live, or how you dress.
Monastery of the Holy Martyrs - Syriac Orthdox
1000 South Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN 46563, US
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