Eastern Christian Fellowship


Who Are We?

We are a group of Eastern Christian young adults who meet together to strengthen our faith and share our common Eastern Christian heritage.  It is our wish to help each other to live out the Gospel’s call to unity, peace, and holiness.  As part of our response to the Gospel’s call to unity, we seek to grow in friendship with each other and to provide an opportunity for fellowship among all Eastern Christians.

 

Why Should I Join This Group?

God has called each of us into Christian community, where we are able to know God’s love not only in theory but also in practice. A way to cultivate meaningful relationships is through membership in the Eastern Christian Fellowship.  The Group provides a more personal environment allowing for fellowship, encouragement, and connectedness with other eastern Christians. 

 

Membership Requirements?

Absolutely none.  It is open to all young adults in their 20s and older who are members of Eastern Christian Churches of  both branches, Catholic and Orthodox.  We meet every 3rd Wednesday of the month.

 

How Do I Join The Group?

It is simple! All you need to do is just come to our meeting, or if you prefer, email one of the following:

Spiritual Advisor: Dr. Khaled Anatolios.  Email: kanatolios@wjst.edu

Coordinators: Fred Hamway, Hamwafa@yahoo.com

Nader Hawa, Genex_inc@hotmail.com

Bashir Khoury, Kbashir@hotmail.com

Mike Nasif, Tel: 617-327-8474

 

In the Past Few Months We Invited the Following Speakers:

- Rev. Eugene Mitchell, B.S.O., Rector of the Annunciation Melkite Cathedral, Boston.  The topic was “The Mystery of the Incarnation of the Son of God”.

- Dr. Khaled Anatolios, Professor of Theology at Weston School of Theology in Cambridge.  The topic was “Christ’s Call to Unity”, an Eastern Christian Perspective.

- Rev. Alam Alam, Associate Rector of the Annunciation Melkite Cathedral.  The topic was “Our Human Vocation”,“Who are we? What are we here for? Where are we going?”

- Rev. James Robinson, Bulgarian Eastern Orthodox Church of Holy Resurrection in Boston.  The topic was “Our Journey to Pascha.”