Fr.Sisoyev’s missionary work.”Don’t be afraid to preach Christ”

 Fr.Sisoyev's missionary work.''Don't be afraid to preach Christ''

 

About Fr. Daniel Sisoyev

 

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, this year is the fifth year since the passing of a great modern martyr, Father Daniel Sisoyev who dedicated his life preaching the gospel to the Muslims and strengthening the faith of the Orthodox. He was martyred in the parish where he served by a Chechen Muslim man.Father Daniel was indeed a true, and faithful servant of Christ and His Church. He was instrumental in bringing hundreds of Muslims to God, and was unafraid and also uncompromising when speaking the truth. A true servant of God, and it grieves me greatly that I did not ever have a chance to get the blessing from this true and holy priest. Below is a wonderful article about this Godly pastor that I wanted to share with all of you, in which three men speak of how Father Daniel impacted their lives. I can especially relate to the case of the young Armenian man since I myself had to make a very similar decision when God opened my eyes to the true faith. I have also taken the liberty of highlighting (all portions bold and underlined) a few points in the article that I PERSONALLY consider relevant today. Today his prayers join the countless other martyrs for our Holy and True faith as he intercedes for us all. Through the prayers of Father Daniel, may God strengthen us to follow his Christ-like example in an age of apathy, political correctness and gross corruption.

 

 In Christ, Therapon

 

Fr.Sisoyev’s missionary work . Three men from the Caucasus region recount how Fr. Daniel Sisoyev influenced their lives.

 

 Fr.Sisoyev's missionary work.''Don't be afraid to preach Christ''

 

On November 20, 2014, five years passed since the day that priest Daniel Sisoyev’s life was cut short; he was murdered in the Church of the Apostle Thomas where he served. Many people remember him thankfully, and testify to how his words and example influenced their lives. Today we publish the stories of three young men from the Caucasus Mountain region, who were connected with Fr. Daniel.