CAMPUS MINISTRY: THIS WEEK'S JOURNEY
This week, we will hold a series of events focused on Orthodox teachings, spiritual growth, and community connection through faith.
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EXPLORE FAITH-BASED RESOURCES
Explore a curated collection of spiritual resources designed for all ages and stages of life. From foundational scriptures and youth support to biblical terms, hymns, and blogs
Our Faith
Discover core teachings and scriptures that deepen your spiritual foundation.
Students & Youth Support
Helping campus students and youth grow in faith with tailored resources.
For All Ages
Serving children, deacons, and parents with content for every stage of life.
Lessons & Blog
Access inspiring blogs and structured lessons for daily spiritual growth.
Calendar & Terms
Stay connected with events and explore essential biblical terminology.
Bible & Hymns
Watch, listen, and read Bible stories and hymns for deeper reflection.
PICTURES THAT CAN REPRESENT US
These photos reflect the heart of our Orthodox community—moments of worship, learning, service, and joyful fellowship that remind us who we are.
DISCOVER OUR RECENT BLOG COLLECTION
Dive into reflections, and teachings rooted in Orthodox scripture—exploring Christ, sacraments, and saints through inspired writing.
College and Spirituality
Mr. Shimeles“Let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together…” Heb. 10:24-25
In Christ, my God
UnknownIn Christ, my God In morning's light and evening’s grace, Where shadows fall, and stars embrace, My heart in faith lifts to the skies, For Christ, my God, whose touch never dies.
Oh Mary, dear Mary
UnknownOh Mary, dear Mary, How great must your faith be? To submit to the will of God, At the annunciation That you shall give birth To the almighty
OUR CAMPUS MINISTRY BRANCHES
From classrooms to chapels, our campus ministry branches nurture Orthodox life—supporting students in prayer, study, and spiritual fellowship.
UCLA
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a public land-grant research university in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, United States.
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Virtual Campus Ministry
As part of Mahibere Kidusan Campus Ministry, our Virtual campus ministry offers a special curriculum designed to allow all High School, College, and University students to learn about the EOTC faith, religious traditions, spiritual life, church history, etc.
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George Washington University Community
The Sacrament of Holy Matrimony in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (EOTC) is canonical and indissoluble, representing the union of Christ and the Church. The central rite is the Crowning (aklil), signifying a perpetual, sacred commitment focused on spiritual perfection and shared life.
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Montgomery Community
While we've spent our first year focusing on building relationships through classes and pray. While we've spent our first year focusing on building relationships through classes and pray.
Read MoreSTUDENT VOICES: FAITH IN ACTION
Our campus ministry website was created to serve and inspire. Hear how it has helped students and believers deepen their faith and access valuable resources.
Thomas Petros
When I first encountered MK Campus Ministry three years ago, I was struggling to reconcile my analytical mind with my faith. As an engineering student, I was trained to question everything, to demand evidence, and to solve problems with logic.
Read Full StoryMK US NEXT GENERATION & CAMPUS MINISTRY
We help youth, students, and families grow in their Orthodox faith through learning, connection, and tradition.
Name
The association was named Mahibre Kidusan (an association in the name of Saints). Saints are venerated and commemorated because they abandoned the secular world and sacrificed their lives in the Orthodox faith, whose foundation is the teaching of the prophets and the apostles.
Our History
In 1977 EC (Ethiopian Calendar) some higher education students inspired the youth on college campuses to become members of Sunday school and learn the teachings of the Church. This effort was later strengthened by students trained in Ziway Hamere. Berehan St. Gabriel Clergy Training Monastery by the then Archbishop of Shewa, Abune Gorgorious II. The movement continued in the Bilatie military camp which brought together students.
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