Since 2012, IOCC has worked closely with Apostoli, the philanthropic organization of the Archdiocese of Athens under the Church of Greece, responding to the extensive financial crisis with more than $37 million in monetary and in-kind support.
IOCC Frontliners offer respectful care in time of disaster and help people cope and recover, laying the groundwork for resilience and hope. Each Frontliner is professionally trained to care for others.
Orthodox Frontliners are trained professionals who respond to disasters within the United States.
Proceeds will support ongoing humanitarian and development work overseas and in the US.
Serv-X-Treme is IOCCโs youth program, designed to explore the Orthodox idea of service.
Through training with IOCC, Orthodox parishes undertake disaster preparedness planning.
In response to the pandemic in the United States, IOCC has launched a new initiative.
On the first Sunday of Lent, we remember the restoration of icons to the churches in 843, after years of repression by iconoclast rulers and agitators.
St. Gregory Palamas was able, through his effective teaching and by his example, to show that the energies of God manifest themselves in the life of every Christian.
The midpoint of Great Lent sees the cross in our midst. St. Paul says that the word of the cross is โfoolishnessโ to those who are perishing (1 Cor 1).
