19th Annual Ancient Christianity and African-American Conference

May 2012

The mission of the Brotherhood of St. Moses the Black is to minister to Americans the gift of Orthodoxy. In an effort to be good stewards of the manifold grace of God (I Peter 4:10), the organization presents an annual conference that explores the African roots of Orthodoxy. Its vision is to bring Americans closer to Jesus Christ. This year’s conference was held May 25th-27th, 2012, at Antiochian Village in Ligonier, Pennsylvania.

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Date	Title & Description	Duration
May 29, 2012	Session Five Fr. Moses Berry, OCA priest in Ash Grove, Missouri, and the co-founder of the annual Ancient Christianity and African American Conference Click to play	53:51
May 29, 2012	Session Four Sbdn. Paul Abernathy, graduate of St. Tikhon's Seminary and the director of the Pittsburgh branch of FOCUS North America. Click to play	23:44
May 29, 2012	Session Three Nun Katherine (Weston), an Orthodox psychotherapist in private practice and the superior of the St. Xenia Monastic Community in Indianapolis. Click to play	33:05
May 26, 2012	Session Two Fr. Jerome Sanderson, a priest in the Bulgarian Orthodox Church and pastor of a small mission parish in Ashville, Indiana. Click to play	51:04
May 26, 2012	Session One Abbot Gerasim (Eliel), former abbot of the St. Herman of Alaska Monastery, who is currently supporting the development of an Orthodox mission in Guayaquil, Ecuador. Click to play	35:31
May 26, 2012	Opening Addresses Fr. Moses Berry, Sdn. Paul Abernathy, Dr. Carla Thomas, John Norman, Fr. Maximus Cabey, and Turbo Qualls. Click to play	35:07