Orthodox Christian Hierarchs In America Prepare For Significant Meeting in Chicago
GREEK ORTHODOX ARCHDIOCESE OF AMERICA
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September 20, 2006                    
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ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN HIERARCHS IN AMERICA 
PREPARE FOR SIGNIFICANT MEETING IN CHICAGO
Hierarchs representing all Orthodox Christian jurisdictions in America 
are preparing for a significant meeting that will take place in Chicago,
 IL on October 3-6, 2006.  The gathering is sponsored by the Standing 
Conference of the Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA) and
 is the third such meeting of its kind (1994; 2001).
His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios, Primate of the Greek Orthodox 
Archdiocese of America and Chairman of SCOBA, noted that, “Exemplifying 
the bond of brotherhood that exists among canonical Orthodox Churches in
 America, this Chicago meeting will provide the opportunity to all 
Canonical Orthodox hierarchs to review the work of SCOBA.” 
Reports will be offered by its agencies, commissions and endorsed groups
 whose personnel total nearly 200 individuals, with a combined annual 
budget of approximately $30 million. The SCOBA agencies implement 
programs concerned with foreign missions, emergency disaster relief, 
Christian education, campus ministry, scouting, communications, and 
prison ministry. The hierarchs will also participate in workshop 
sessions on establishing new parishes, keeping young people connected to
 the Church, the Diaconate, sexual misconduct in the Church, internal 
ecclesiastical issues and witness in society.
Founded in 1960, SCOBA brings together the canonical hierarchs of 
Orthodox jurisdictions in the Americas for the purpose of fostering ties
 of common action among the canonical Orthodox Churches for a stronger 
and more visible witness of the Orthodox Christian Faith. 
