An Appeal from Holy Trinity Monastery

Source: Holy Trinity Monastery

Jordanville, NY, September 15, 2016

    

Dear Supporters of our Monastery!

As you may know, part of our apiary burnt down in 2014, causing $20,000 worth of damage. Brother Lev, our beekeeper, has been trying to rebuild it as well as he can. He needs to repair an existing building in order to process this year's harvest. So far he has been extracting honey by hand in the kitchen!

We have already invested in digging a well and extending power lines to the apiary to provide water and electricity to the site.

Now we need $4,000 to make essential repairs to the apiary building in order to process honey normally this year.

The apiary has been an important part of the monastery for decades. We need your support for the apiary to continue to operate.

You can support this project by donating using PayPal on the monastery website - http://jordanville.org/donat e.html. Please write "Apiary" in the "Add special instructions to the seller" section of the donation review page.

You can also write a check to Holy Trinity Monastery with "Apiary" in the memo. Please mail checks to Holy Trinity Monastery, P.O. Box 36, Jordanville, NY 13361.

May God bless you for your generosity!

With love in Christ,
Archimandrite Luke
Abbot of Holy Trinity Monastery

Holy Trinity Monastery

9/15/2016

See also
“Crisis Is In Fact Very Good and Very Beneficial” “Crisis Is In Fact Very Good and Very Beneficial”
Deacon Andrei Psarev, Protopriest Paul Velikanov “Crisis Is In Fact Very Good and Very Beneficial” “Crisis Is In Fact Very Good and Very Beneficial”
Deacon Andrei Psarev, Protopriest Paul Velikanov
"I was pleased that a certain crisis is apparent which is common to the Russian Church in the Diaspora and in the Moscow Patriarchate. This crisis consists in the fact that the division, which hadn’t happened in the Church before, the division which led to the schism, while today from the external, formal perspective it has been overcome." Bishop George of Mayfield: “Church Life Isn’t Black and White” Bishop George of Mayfield: “Church Life Isn’t Black and White”
Tatiana Veselkina, Bishop George (Schaefer) Bishop George of Mayfield: “Church Life Isn’t Black and White” Bishop George of Mayfield: “Church Life Isn’t Black and White”
Tatiana Veselkina, Bishop George (Schaefer)
I spent my entire life charged with various duties, and I was surprised, especially in the early days of my appointment, that I needed to be honored by other clergymen and laity, and that some felt fear at the presence of a bishop. So becoming a bishop was a revelation to me, and I had to adjust to this way of life. Spiritual Waves. Jordanville Monastery Spiritual Waves. Jordanville Monastery Spiritual Waves. Jordanville Monastery Spiritual Waves. Jordanville Monastery
As 2015 begins, OrthoChristian.com feels it is time once again to talk about the plight of Jordanville Monastery and Seminary, which holds a special place in the heart of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad and indeed for all the Orthodox people of America and around the world.
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