Patristic Faith Announces Annual Conference in November

PALM COAST — The Patristic Faith Conference, themed “Athens and Jerusalem: Orthodox Art, Philosophy, and Life,” will take place on November 21-22, 2025, at St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Palm Coast, Florida.

This two-day event invites attendees to delve into the intricate relationship between philosophy and Orthodox Christian faith, addressing questions about reason, revelation, and the transformative power of encountering the living God.

The conference features a distinguished lineup of speakers, including:

Attendees will explore topics such as the Orthodox perspective on natural and supernatural revelation, the role of philosophy in theology, and the experiential nature of faith rooted in the Holy Trinity. General admission is $55 for both days, with refunds available up to seven days prior. 

For more information or to register visit the Patristic Faith website.

 

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