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    EOTC Mahibere Bealewold North America

    The Mahibere BealeWold of the North American Diocese of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is a spiritual association established in accordance with Article 2(a) and (d) of the regulations governing associations and Sunday schools issued by the Holy Synod in Ethiopian Year 1991 (1998/1999 Gregorian calendar). The association is a fellowship gathering of Christian brothers, sisters, mothers, and fathers who have come together to serve alongside the children of the Church in various spiritual works under the protection and guidance of the Holy Church throughout different states of America and in Canada.
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    EOTC Mahibere Bealewold North America

    The Mahibere BealeWold of the North American Diocese of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is a spiritual association established in accordance with Article 2(a) and (d) of the regulations governing associations and Sunday schools issued by the Holy Synod in Ethiopian Year 1991 (1998/1999 Gregorian calendar). The association is a fellowship gathering of Christian brothers, sisters, mothers, and fathers who have come together to serve alongside the children of the Church in various spiritual works under the protection and guidance of the Holy Church throughout different states of America and in Canada.
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    EOTC Mahibere Bealewold North America

    The Mahibere BealeWold of the North American Diocese of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is a spiritual association established in accordance with Article 2(a) and (d) of the regulations governing associations and Sunday schools issued by the Holy Synod in Ethiopian Year 1991 (1998/1999 Gregorian calendar). The association is a fellowship gathering of Christian brothers, sisters, mothers, and fathers who have come together to serve alongside the children of the Church in various spiritual works under the protection and guidance of the Holy Church throughout different states of America and in Canada.
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EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America

The Mahibere BealeWold of the North American Diocese of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is a spiritual association established in accordance with Article 2(a) and (d) of the regulations governing associations and Sunday schools issued by the Holy Synod in Ethiopian Year 1991 (1998/1999 Gregorian calendar).
The association is a fellowship gathering of Christian brothers, sisters, mothers, and fathers who have come together to serve alongside the children of the Church in various spiritual works under the protection and guidance of the Holy Church throughout different states of America and in Canada.
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EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America Announcements

EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America

EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America

EOTC Mahibere Bealewold General Assembly, 22nd Annual, Washington, DC

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EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America

EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America

If you will be attending the 22nd Annual Assembly in Washington, D.C., please scan the QR code and complete the registration form at your earliest convenience.

Thank you for your cooperation and participation. We look forward to seeing you at the Assembly.

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EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America

EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America

If your child is graduating this year, please notify the Member Services Committee so that we may properly recognize and honor their achievement. We would like to celebrate all students who have successfully completed their academic milestones during the year and ensure they receive the appropriate award and recognition.

Please submit your graduate’s information at your earliest convenience.

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EOTC Mahibere Bealweld North America Highlights

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Volunteer with EOTC MBW North America

EOTC MBW North America has always relied on the dedication, talents, and generosity of volunteers. We are blessed with a growing community, and there are many opportunities for you to share your skills, experience, and passion in meaningful ways.

Volunteering is a rewarding experience for everyone—whether you are a student, a working professional, retired, or balancing family responsibilities. Every contribution, big or small, helps strengthen our church and our community.

We are always looking for talented volunteers to serve in a variety of areas, including:

  • Youth mentorship and organization
  • College preparation and career awareness
  • Teaching and training
  • Information Technology (IT)
  • Software development
  • Accounting and finance
  • Event planning and coordination
  • Media and communications
  • Administrative support
  • And many other ministry and community service opportunities

We especially encourage our young adults and professionals to share their talents, knowledge, and expertise with the next generation and the broader community. Your time and skills can make a lasting impact.

If you are interested in volunteering or would like to learn more about how you can serve, please contact us. We would be honored to connect you with an opportunity that matches your interests and abilities, and a member of our team will reach out to you promptly.

Thank you for your willingness to serve. Together, we can continue building a stronger church and a stronger community through faith, service, and love.

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EOTC MBW North America Highlights

EOTC MBW has partnered with one of the most respected associations, "Mahabir Kidusan," which serves the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, to support and strengthen traditional church education (Kolo Temhert). Through this collaboration, EOTC MBW has helped transform the lives of countless students and scholars by covering their annual educational expenses and funding the construction of permanent shelters and cooking facilities.
These improvements provide a safer and more stable learning environment for those who have dedicated their lives to preserving the teachings, traditions, and sacred heritage of the Church. The students and scholars of Kolo Temhert are entrusted with passing on the faith to future generations and faithfully carrying out the daily responsibilities of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, including the administration and preservation of its holy sacraments. By investing in their education and well-being, EOTC MBW is helping ensure that the rich spiritual and liturgical traditions of the Church continue to flourish for generations to come.

EOTC MBW North America Twenty Two Years Journey

For the past 22 years, EOTC MBW North America has remained dedicated to serving the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and its communities through faith, education, humanitarian outreach, and youth development. Among its many accomplishments are the following:
1. Supporting Traditional Church Education
Partnered with Mahibere Kidusan to establish and support Ethiopian Orthodox traditional schools (Abenet Temhert Bet), helping preserve the Church's sacred teachings, liturgical traditions, and spiritual heritage.

2. Humanitarian Relief
Assisted communities affected by famine and other hardships in various regions of Ethiopia, delivering much-needed support to vulnerable families.
3. Church Construction and Renovation
Contributed to the construction of new churches and the restoration and renovation of existing Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church buildings, helping preserve places of worship for future generations.
4. Youth Leadership Development in North America
Organized educational, spiritual, and leadership programs throughout the United States to prepare young people to become the next generation of faithful leaders and servants of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
5. Spiritual Conferences and Sermons
Hosted annual and seasonal spiritual conferences, seminars, and sermons that provide members with opportunities for worship, learning, fellowship, and spiritual growth.
Through these ministries, EOTC MBW North America continues to fulfill its mission of strengthening the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, serving communities in need, preserving the Church's rich traditions, and inspiring future generations to live lives rooted in faith and service.