Brotherhood of St. Moses the Black hosts 16th annual Ancient Christianity Conference
The Brotherhood of St. Moses the Black will host its 16th annual Ancient Christianity Conference here at the Marten House Hotel from Friday through Sunday, May 29-31, 2009.
With the theme “Jesus Christ: Joy and Sorrow,” this year’s conference will feature “Orthodoxy 101” — introductory presentations about the Orthodox Church — and a discussion on African saints and the history of the Orthodox Church in Africa.
Speakers include Frs. Moses Berry, Jerome Sanderson, and Paisius Altschul; Mother Katherine Weston; Dr. Carla Thomas; and Photios Meirthew, Mrs. Margaret Bauman, and Matthew Namee.
On Saturday evening, there will be a free lecture open to the community at Joy of All Who Sorrow Orthodox Church in Indianapolis, beginning at 7:00 PM.
Registration for the conference is $40.00, with scholarships available.
The Brotherhood of St. Moses the Black is a pan-Orthodox, non-profit organization. Its mission is to minister to Americans the gift of Orthodoxy. In an effort to be good stewards of the manifold grace of God, the organization presents its annual conference that targets those who have little exposure to Orthodoxy as well as the Church’s African roots.
More information on the Brotherhood of St. Moses the Black and its 16th annual Ancient Christianity Conference may be found at www.mosestheblack.org