Metr. Saba Releases Free E-Book in English and Arabic
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CHESTERTON, IN — By the grace of God, e-book editions of Metropolitan Saba: A Life Testimony are now available free of charge through the Ancient Faith Store. The book is offered in Arabic, courtesy of Metr. Saba, and in English, thanks to an anonymous donor.
Metropolitan Saba provides an intimate and inspiring look at His Eminence’s spiritual journey, pastoral ministry, and reflections on Orthodox Christian faith. The memoir chronicles pivotal moments in Metr. Saba’s life, revealing his deep dedication to Christ, theological formation, and service to the Church. Each chapter highlights formative experiences and pastoral insights, offering readers both guidance and inspiration.
The release allows faithful and curious readers alike to explore Metr. Saba’s vision for spiritual growth and renewal. The free availability of the e-book ensures that his testimony can reach a broad audience, fostering a deeper understanding of his life and leadership in the Orthodox Church.
The e-book may be accessed here.
Previously, the UOJ reported that Metr. Saba teaches that Christians rejoice despite suffering, not because of it.
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