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Our fathers did great works, carrying the torch of faith with honor. Christianity, brought by the apostolic Ethiopian eunuch as recorded by Eusebius (Book 8), was planted in our land.Our Church received the apostolic faith, baptized in Jerusalem, and became the first to receive the Gospel teaching. From the Nine Saints, St. Yared, and our righteous King Caleb, many labored and handed the faith to their children. Our Fathers preserved doctrine, traditions, worship, and teachings. We must follow their example wherever we are, gathering in His name, remembering the saints,
and building the Church with the Ark of the Covenant. This apostolic continuity has existed from the beginning
Christian is a partial name for Christ. He receives this name and is called the Son of God through baptism. John 3:5 Romans 8:18 If it is a male, it is completed in 40 days, and if it is a female, in 80 days.
The Mass is a communal prayer according to the liturgy of our church. It is the most important part of all prayers. During the Mass, the five sacrifices are fulfilled, and here every Christian offers the five sacrifices to the Creator.
Christian marriage is one of the seven sacraments, as it is a grace that is performed under the witness of the Church and also confers the Holy Spirit. Marriage has a biblical basis.
Prayer for the dead comes from believing in the unity of the Church. The Church has children who live in two ways: in the flesh on earth and in the flesh in heaven. Both are children of the one Church.
Every Saturday from 15:00-17:00 at the church hall, Upper Hanover Street S3 7RQ. It is necessary to learn to raise a generation that will be the successors of the church and the leaders of the country, a generation that fears God.
On Sundays when there is no Mass, we will have a service from 13:00-15:00. We ask you to follow the current services on the WhatsApp group and this website.
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