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GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERS

MOSES

Founder / Director / President (Chair)

Marlon Myers was formally chrismated into the Eastern Orthodox Church on November 14, 2015 and took the name ‘Moses’ after the patron, St. Moses the Black of Skete.

EPHRAIM

Director / Board Member / Parish Treasurer (SMBOC)

Garth West was formally chrismated into the Eastern Orthodox Church on July 8, 2017 and took the name ‘Ephraim’ after the patron, St. Ephraim the Syrian.

PAISIOS

Board Member

William Massias was formally baptized and chrismated into the Eastern Orthodox Church on October 28, 2018 and took the name ‘Paisios’ after the patron, St. Paisios of Mount Athos.

JOSEPH

Board Member / Parish Treasurer (STAOC)

Simon Thompson was formally baptized and chrismated into the Eastern Orthodox Church on October 28, 2018 and took the name ‘Joseph’ after the patron, St. Joseph the Hesyhast.

ATHANASIUS

Board Member

Arnold Bloomfield was formally baptized and chrismated into the Eastern Orthodox Church on June 22, 2019, and took the name ‘Athanasius’ after the patron, St. Athanasius the Great.

CHRISTINA

Director / Board Member / Secretary / Treasurer

Tina-Shea Myrie was formally baptized and chrismated into the Eastern Orthodox Church on January 18, 2021 and took the name ‘Christina’ after the patron, St. Martyr Christina of Tyre.

GEORGETTE

Director / Board Member

Amera Khalil is of Syrian decent and a cradle Orthodox of the Antiochian jurisdiction. She is a parishioner of St. Moses the Black Orthodox Church (Pittsburgh, USA), but has been partially living in Jamaica for several years. After her infant baptism and chrismation she was given the name ‘Georgette’ after the patron saint, Holy Glorious Great Martyr Victory Bearer and Wonderworker George.

NIKA

Board Member

Viktoriia Massias is a cradle Orthodox, originally from the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Ukraine), but has been living in Jamaica for several years. After her infant baptism and chrismation she was given the name ‘Nika’ after the patron saint, Holy Martyr Nika of Corinth.

10 King Street, Falmouth, Trelawny,
Jamaica, West Indies.
1-876-890-6455
info@jamaicanorthodoxmission.org

  • September 10 / August 28, 2026

    09/10/26
    + Happy Seventh (7th) Anniversary to St. Moses the Black Orthodox Church since its founding. + Happy Second (2nd) Anniversary to St. Moses the Black Orthodox for occupying their new location. + Happ

  • Repose of our beloved spiritual father, guide, and friend, Fr. Jerome Sanderson

    09/05/26
    It is with profound sadness yet deep gratitude to God that we at the Jamaican Orthodox Mission remember the repose of our beloved spiritual father, guide, and friend, Fr. Jerome Sanderson. Though

  • Jamaican mission celebrates mass Baptism (+VIDEO)

    09/03/26
    The Jamaican Orthodox Mission celebrated a blessed event this weekend with the illumination of several new Orthodox Christians. Seven young men and women were baptized into Christ and c

  • Special Send-Off Gathering for Ephraim

    07/31/26
    On Friday, July 31, the community of St. Moses the Black Orthodox Church gathered in Falmouth to pray for and encourage our brother Ephraim (Garth West) before his departure for work-related training

  • Fr. Moses Myers Featured on “From the Pulpitâ€

    02/09/26
    Fr. Moses (Marlon Marlondo) Myers, Jamaica’s second native Orthodox priest-monk, was recently featured on From the Pulpit by Saudichress TV. In this interview, Fr. Moses shares his story and spe

  • Jamaica Gleaner Profiles Fr. Moses Myers

    02/02/26
    The Jamaica Gleaner recently featured Fr. Moses Myers, Jamaica’s second native Orthodox priest-monk, in an article entitled “From Ewarton to the High Altar.” The article recounts his

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