The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople—the See of New Rome—has served Orthodoxy with an ancient primacy of honor, coordination in synodality, and a living tradition of worship, mission, and education. From the councils of the early centuries to pastoral care for global communities, Constantinople’s ministry is service to the unity of the Church.
The Orthodox Church of Jerusalem unites apostolic memory with living worship at Christianity’s most revered sites. As Guardians of the Holy Places, Jerusalem’s clergy and monastics serve pilgrims, preserve ancient shrines, and celebrate the liturgy where the Gospel unfolded—linking global Orthodoxy to the Land of the Bible through prayer, pastoral care, and stewardship.
The Orthodox Church of Alexandria stands at the crossroads of Scripture, philosophy, and mission. From the apostolic witness of St. Mark to today’s continent-wide pastoral work, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate…
From the pages of the New Testament to a global pastoral presence, the Orthodox Church of Antioch has shaped Christian life with biblical preaching, careful exegesis, and resilient witness. Known…