Join Eastern Orthodox Christians from parishes across the South for an evening of fellowship online.
Meet one person at a time in three-minute conversations, then gather together for closing prayer. Leave with the names of those you met to remember in your prayers through the week.
Hosted by Ss. George and Alexandra Orthodox Christian Church Fort Smith, Arkansas
Christ is in our midst. On October 30 the Church remembers the Apostle Tertius, who wrote down St. Paul’s letter to the Romans. At the end of that letter, Paul greets the churches, one person at a time, by name. “The churches of Christ greet you.”
On Friday, October 30, Eastern Orthodox Christians from parishes across the South will meet online, for one evening of fellowship. 7:30 to 8:30 Central. 8:30 to 9:30 Eastern.
You’ll have three-minute conversations, one on one, then rotate to someone new. Meet a brother or sister from another parish. Hear how they came to the Church. No app. No sign-up. Just your first name, and your parish.
Hosted by Ss. George and Alexandra in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Join us at meet.fortsmithorthodox.org. The churches greet you.
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THE CHURCHES GREET YOU
An evening of Orthodox fellowship online
Friday, October 30 · 7:30–8:30 PM Central (8:30–9:30 PM Eastern)
Eastern Orthodox Christians from parishes across the South are invited to an hour online with believers from other parishes. Short, one-on-one conversations, then everyone finishes together in prayer. No app and no sign-up: open the link, type your first name, and tell us which parish you are from.
Join at meet.fortsmithorthodox.org
Hosted by Ss. George and Alexandra Orthodox Christian Church, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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Subject: An evening of Orthodox fellowship online, Friday, October 30
Christ is in our midst.
On October 30 the Church remembers the Apostle Tertius, who wrote down St. Paul’s letter to the Romans. The end of that letter is a long list of greetings, one believer after another, by name. “The churches of Christ greet you.” (Romans 16:16)
On Friday, October 30, Eastern Orthodox Christians from parishes across the South are gathering online for one evening of fellowship, from 7:30 to 8:30 PM Central (8:30 to 9:30 PM Eastern).
Here is how it works. You open meet.fortsmithorthodox.org on a phone, tablet or computer and type your first name. No app and no sign-up. After a short welcome, the site pairs you with one other person for a three-minute conversation, then moves you on to someone new. We finish together as one group, with closing prayer. At the end, the site lists everyone you spoke with, so you can hold one another in your prayers through the week.
Tell us which parish you are from when you join, so every conversation starts with a greeting from another church.
There is a 55-second video invitation here: meet.fortsmithorthodox.org/invite
Hosted by Ss. George and Alexandra Orthodox Christian Church in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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“The churches of Christ greet you.” (Romans 16:16)
Friday, October 30, Eastern Orthodox Christians from parishes across the South are meeting online for one evening of fellowship. 7:30–8:30 PM Central, 8:30–9:30 PM Eastern.
Three-minute conversations, one on one, then you meet someone new. No app, no sign-up. Just your first name and your parish.
Join us: meet.fortsmithorthodox.org
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What the evening looks like
Welcome. Everyone gathers together for opening prayer and the host says a few words.
Three-minute conversations. The site pairs you with one person at a time, with a gentle question to start you off.
Someone new. When the timer ends, you meet the next person.
Closing. Everyone comes back together before we finish with closing prayer.
Pray for those you met. The last screen lists everyone you spoke with: “Pray For Those You Met Today. Please hold one another in your prayers this week.”
Before you come
Any phone, tablet or computer with a camera will do.
On a phone? Set it on a table rather than holding it, and turn it sideways for a bigger picture.
No app to install and no account to create.
Come for one conversation or stay the whole hour.
Parishioners, inquirers and catechumens are all welcome.