Convert to the Coptic Orthodox Church. I have a deep faith and love for Christ, I have been to a

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1. Guest20957985
   

   I am Greek Orthodox, How do I convert to Coptic Orthodox?

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2. Guest11564420
   

   +my beloved friend, i am Coptic Orthodox. I can not stress enough how beautiful everything about our church is. i love everything. there is not a fault in anything we do. i have researched and the Coptic Orthodox church is truely the best i have seen in my whole life! When i first began to really get involved with Church, I discovered what you discovered that i am in love with it and with the Owner of the church-God..there is nothing more that completely fills me with the love of God. i feel that there is nothing i want from the world, i only want Jesus. i do suggest you talk to a priest about this because i am 19 and the priest and give u soo much more information and advice and everything u need to do because he lives and breathes the spiritual life. He will answer every question you have by the guidance of the Holy Spirit. i have the email of a coptic orthodox priest you can contact-his name is Father Antonios and his email is frantonios@optusnet.com.au he has helped me a lot. He reguarly checks his emails for the sake of his children and for the Glory of God. he answered all my questions in literally 2 days after i sent it. so i reckon that is fast. he even apologised for the late delay-which it wasnt..this is wat i love about the Coptic Orthodox Church. and another priest who has helped me franthony@stmarkdc.org they will guide you truthfully. Hold on to this desire and never let go of it. God will guide you-He is the Good Shepherd. goin_little_me@hotmail.com here is my email..i have a lot of Coptic Orthodox websites and resources to send you.. :) May God guide His children and increase your hunger and thrist for Him every moment. God loves you more that you can imagine.

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3. Guest11045947
   

   Hey Guest, although I'm Catholic, the first step I'd suggest is hunting down the nearest Orthodox Church in your area and asking a priest. You may have to be re baptised, depending on what Christian denomination you were baptised in. There is also the Eastern Catholic Church, whose liturgy is almost identical to the Orthodox, only they are in full communion with Rome. I encourage you to seek them out first. PS- The Oriental Orthodox Churches are not in full communion with the Eastern Orthodox Churches, if I'm not mistaken. I think the Coptic Church is classified as Oriental Orthodox.

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