My Conversion to Orthodox Christianity: Sparked by Malcolm X

Converted to Eastern Orthodoxy from Judaism 22 years ago, so grateful!

I actually took Saint Moses the Ethiopian as my patron Saint. Such a powerful story of repentance☦️

I am a Puerto Rican convert to Eastern Orthodoxy since Epiphany 2000. I am home. My Guyanese wife converted in 2008. This is the true pure Faith of our Fathers and Mothers. We also appreciate the Copts and the Ethiopians for their faithfulness despite centuries of Islamic domination. Glory to Christ! ☦️☦️☦️

I converted to Holy Orthodoxy 26 years ago. I thank God daily that He lead me into the fullness of truth; the Holy Church, the right Gospel. Greeting again from the UK ☦️☦️☦️

I'm as white as can be and my patron saint is St Moses the Ethiopian 😅 His life story really resonated with me when I converted.

Спаси вас Господь!!!

God bless you. My eyes tear up when i see westerners turning back to the right path. To the eternal religion. Founded by our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Greetings from Republika Srpska brother ☦

My saint Athanasios…the miracle in my life. My mom was saved from a sure death during my birth. In a moment she fainted and saw saint Athanasios…she promised him…”help me and i’ll give my child your name” and a minute later i was born. Christ Is All around us and Orthodoxy is the true Christian faith.❤

Im going to a orthodoxy church this Sunday with my family! ☦️

I'm a serb and always felt a deep kinship with my black American brothers and sisters. I am deeply moved that the descendents of the Igbo (the forgotten jews) are rediscovering thier true messiah. God bless any American regardless of race, on this devine path. Welcome home.

God bless you my brother. Converted to Orthodoxy from Catholicism.

I'm on the verge of converting to Orthodox. Roman Catholic entire life. But something started burning inside me. What I'm learning seeing and hearing is helping me feel what has always been missing. A void. Thank you for all you do.

There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus!

Congratulations! I am not Orthodox, but I have attended a few Divine Liturgies. The people were warm, welcoming and devout. The liturgy was amazing — although it was just the usual Sunday for them. I’m am grateful for the experiences.

Just discovered Orthodoxy in the past few years and this was a very illuminating talk. Thank you!

Leaving Protestantism was the best decision I have ever made, and nothing compares to coming home to the fullness of Christ in the Eastern Orthodox Church. The depth, richness, and reverence for our Lord is unmatched, and I am so thankful the Holy Spirit lead me home to the church. I’m grateful for my Protestant background, because I learned a lot of Bible. It was a great stepping stone for someone coming from the occult and criminal background I came from. Moses the Ethiopian was the one of the Saints that had helped me tremendously on my own repentance journey.

Apostolic Ortodox Church teaches us that we are one Christian nation and race of brothers and sisters in God's colorful garden.

Please pray for us. My wife Cathy wants nothing to do with Orthodoxy. I am ready. Thank you all.

People too often take for granted what we have without realizing the literal blood, sweat, and tears that went behind giving us the scriptures and the councils and true doctrine. Thank you for attesting to the reality of the saints and the work they did to give us the biblical canon, its important to remember that! Glory be to God for the unique ways He sets things up for our conversions!

Yes, St. Moses the black (Ethiopian) is my patron saint. His story really resonates with me! Looking into becoming Orthodox soon, born baptist. I know the Lord is guiding me. Glory be to God Alleluyah 😇☦️🙏🏼🙌🏽❤️‍🔥✨️