Posted by from Metro Detroit COCC (dcalvert) on 6/1/2007, 10:25 am (Photo, icon and text version of news release are attached) Bringing Orthodox Christianity to African Americans Officers of the Metropolitan Detroit Chapter are Subdeacon The Brotherhood of St. Moses the Black is an Orthodox In his report to the Brotherhood on the formation of the Sponsor of the Metropolitan Detroit Chapter is the Council For further information about the Brotherhood of St. Moses CONTACT: <<...>> <<...>> <<...>>
Council of Orthodox Christian Churches of Metropolitan Detroit
23300 West Davison Street
Detroit, MI 48223-3031 FIRST REGIONAL CHAPTER OF
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. MOSES THE BLACK
FORMED IN METROPOLITAN DETROIT
is mission of Brotherhood and Detroit chapterDETROIT - The first regional chapter of the Brotherhood of
St. Moses the Black, a national organization of African-
American Orthodox Christians, has been formed in
metropolitan Detroit.
Robert Mitchell of St. Raphael of Brooklyn Orthodox Church,
Detroit, chairman; Sharon Gomulka of Holy Transfiguration
Orthodox Church, Livonia, secretary; the Very Rev. Roman
Star, priest at St. Innocent of Irkutsk Orthodox Church,
Redford, spiritual advisor; and David Adrian of Holy
Trinity Orthodox Church, Detroit, public relations advisor.
society whose mission is to bring the faith of Orthodox
Christianity to African Americans and others of African
descent. It was founded by the Rev. Moses Berry, priest at
Theotokos "Unexpected Joy" Orthodox Mission and curator of
the Ozarks Afro-American Heritage Museum, Ash Grove, Mo.
It held its 13th annual conference in Detroit last year.
Detroit chapter, Subdeacon Mitchell wrote: "Our hearts are
filled with joy and gladness as we thank our Holy Father
Moses for his intercession. For the scripture says, 'The
effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much .
. . .' (James 5:16). Pray much for us as we start on this
journey, that our efforts might be fruitful in this rich
vineyard."
of Orthodox Christian Churches of Metropolitan Detroit, of
which Fr. Star is president. The council is a 51-year-old
clergy and lay association that represents various
canonical Orthodox churches in metropolitan Detroit. It
promotes inter-Orthodox cooperation, heightens the Orthodox
community's awareness of its cultural heritage, and
supports the Inter-Orthodox Choir and other Orthodox
ministries and charities.
the Black and the Metropolitan Detroit Chapter, contact
Subdeacon Mitchell at (313) 601-8499 or
rmitc02@ameritech.net, or Gomulka at (248) 477-6411 or
tgomulka@flash.net.
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David Adrian
Adrian & Associates, Inc.
(248) 322-9226
david.adrian@adrianassoc.com
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