“Artificial intelligence (AI) from a Christian Point of View: Servant or Overlord?”

On Friday, September 27, 2024, at the Hall of Myeongdong Cathedral, the Orthodox Metropolis of Korea and Exarchate of Japan, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of its establishment by the Ecumenical Patriarchate (2004-2024), co-organized with the Catholic Bishop’s Conference of Korea (CBCK) and the National Council of Churches...

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The Holy Synaxis of the Hierarchy of the Ecumenical Throne has concluded

At the invitation and under the chairmanship of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, the 10th Assembly of the Venerable Hierarchy of the Ecumenical Throne, with the participation of the Hierarchs of the Autonomous Churches of Finland and Estonia under his canonical protection, was convened in Constantinople from September 1 to 3. The...

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Symposium: “AI from a Christian Point of View: Servant or Overlord?” Press Release

The Orthodox Metropolis of Korea (H.E. Metropolitan Ambrosios Cho Sung-am), together with the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea (CBCK, Presiding H.E. Metropolitan Matthias Rl long-hoon) and the National Council of Churches in Korea (NCCK, President Rev. Pastor Yoon Chang-seop, General Secretary Rev. Pastor Kim Jong Seng), will hold a symposium...

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Camping Program (Retreat) in Jeonju

On Monday, August 5-6, 2024, a retreat was held for the students of the Sunday School of the Parish of Dormition of the Theotokos in Jeonju City on the theme “The Christian Word”. The program included worship meetings, lectures and fun activities such as skating and water play. On the...

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Conclusion of the 2024 Summer Camp Program

  From August 1 to 6, 2024, the last summer camping session of the Orthodox Metropolis of Korea and the Exarchate of Japan took place at the camping facilities of St. Boris Parish in Chuncheon with elementary school students. The biblical themes and discussions during this camp session also revolved around Philip’s...

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