4th Canticle & Psalm 150 (Kiahk Vesper Praises)

UK Visit of Ma3alem Cantor Bola Moneer 2024. 
Hymnology from the liturgy, tasbeha (midnight praises) and the crowning (wedding) ceremony.

Ma3alem Bola Moneer - Long Acts Response - Shere Ne Maria

Ⲛⲓⲣⲱⲙⲓ (Ni Romi) ft. Moalim Gad Lewis - July 11th, 2025

What does it really mean to offer your life to God? In this powerful and heartfelt message, Fr. Elijah breaks open the deep Eucharistic rhythm at the heart of Christian life: taken, blessed, broken, and given. Drawing from the miracle of the feeding of the five thousand in Luke 9, this sermon reveals how God takes what seems small—our lives, our weaknesses, our suffering—and transforms them for the salvation of many.

💬 “It’s not the quality of the offering—it’s the One who blesses it.”
🔥 Hear how your pain can become purpose, your weakness a witness, and your offering a feast for others.
Whether you're feeling unworthy, tired, or afraid of being broken, this message will remind you that God takes, blesses, breaks, and sends you—just like the Eucharist—to feed a hungry world.

A Life Offered to God

Intro and Fraction Fr Rewais Fared and Fr Georgios

Fraction O You the Being - Fr Georgios

Fr Georgios - O only begotten Son

In this powerful sermon, Fr. Elijah reflects on the life and witness of St. John the Baptist, the voice crying out in the wilderness, whose countercultural life still convicts the world today. He challenges us with a piercing question: Would others know that I am a Christian, not by my words or posts, but by the life that I live?
Drawing on the teaching of the Church Fathers, Fr. Elijah reminds us that repentance is not for tomorrow but for today, that each Christian has a responsibility to live as a saint, and that the testimony of a holy life speaks louder than a thousand sermons. Our sins affect not only ourselves but the entire Body of Christ, while our holiness strengthens and inspires others.
Whether you feel far from God, burdened by sin, or tempted to believe that your life doesn’t matter, this message reminds you: you are not too far gone, you belong here, and Christ calls you to become holy by His Spirit.
May we, like St. John the Baptist, live as bold witnesses in a world that desperately needs light, truth, and love.

One Saint Can Change a City

‎⁨إِنَّ الْمُنَافِقِينَ يُخَادِعُونَ اللَّهَ وَهُوَ خَادِعُهُمْ⁩.

The Great Lent - Fr. Anastasi St. Antony
03/06/16

Intro and Fraction Fr Rewais Fared and Fr Georgios

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