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Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius

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Founded in 1928, the '''Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius''' is an organization of Eastern Orthodox and Western Christians (primarily [[Anglican Communion|Anglicans]] and [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholics]]). Its stated purpose is to "pray and work for Christian unity, and provide opportunities for Orthodox Christians and Christians of Western traditions to meet and get to know one another, and so to deepen their understanding of each other's spirituality, theology and worship." Headquartered in Oxford, England, the fellowship exists with the approval of both the local Orthodox hierarchy and the hierarchs of the Roman and Anglican churches. Its patron saints are St. [[Alban]] and St. [[Sergius of Rostov]].
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Among other things, the Fellowship maintains a ministry of providing information about Eastern Orthodoxy to Western Christians in England and elsewhere. Each year the Fellowship also provides grants to organizations and initiatives which are in keeping with its mission. There are also Fellowship-sponsored activities in several Orthodox nations, including Greece, Romania, Russia and Serbia.
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