Last updated October 14th, 2024
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Feast of the Cross
The Coptic Orthodox Church invites you to join us in celebrating the Feast of the Cross, commemorating the discovery of the True Cross by Saint Helena in 326 AD. This feast is observed on the 17th of Tute (September 27) and the 10th of Baramhat (March 19) with special prayers, hymns, and processions. The cross is beautifully adorned with flowers and carried around the church, symbolizing Christ’s victory over death. As we celebrate this feast, we reflect on the themes of sacrifice, redemption, and hope that the cross represents. This is an opportunity for us to deepen our faith and renew our commitment to following Christ’s teachings. Join us in this sacred celebration and experience the profound spiritual significance of the cross in our lives.
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Our world-class faculty come from renowned international institutions including University of Oxford, St. Andrews, Aberdeen, UCLA, Claremont, and University of Toronto, to name a few.
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All of our programs are designed for distance learning and are especially built for working professional. Our study plans are carefully tailored with you and your family in mind.
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We pioneer engaging with contemporary challenges through Eastern Christian wisdom and creating a dialogue between theology and our communities: where theology is not a theory but a lifestyle.
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At Agora University, we believe in the impact of Orthodox education — an experience that not only enlightens minds but also shapes souls. Our commitment to providing unique and impactful programs is made possible by the generosity of our donors.
Your contribution reaches far into the lives of our students, equipping them with the education they need to become leaders who make a positive impact in their communities.
Whether it’s funding scholarships for students, developing our academic programs, or growing our resources, your donation has the power to leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of our students.
Donate Now and join our mission towards preparing a generation of thoughtful, informed, and impactful leaders.
Support our Mission
At Agora University, we believe in the impact of Orthodox education — an experience that not only enlightens minds but also shapes souls. Our commitment to providing unique and impactful programs is made possible by the generosity of our donors.
Your contribution reaches far into the lives of our students, equipping them with the education they need to become leaders who make a positive impact in their communities.
Whether it’s funding scholarships for students, developing our academic programs, or growing our resources, your donation has the power to leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of our students.
Donate Now and join our mission towards preparing a generation of thoughtful, informed, and impactful leaders.
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Meet the Faculty of Holy Transfiguration College
Michael Wingert, Ph.D.
Dean of Holy Transfiguration College & Associate Professor of Old Testament and Syriac Studies
Ani Shahinian, D.Phil.
Associate Professor of Armenian History and Theology
Fr. Mebratu Gebru, Ph.D.
Visiting Professor of Liturgical Theology
Fr. Jacob Joseph, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Christian Mission
Michael Wingert, Ph.D.
Dean of Holy Transfiguration College & Associate Professor of Old Testament and Syriac Studies
Ani Shahinian, D.Phil.
Associate Professor of Armenian History and Theology
Fr. Mebratu Gebru, Ph.D.
Visiting Professor of Liturgical Theology
Fr. Jacob Joseph, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Christian Mission
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Agora University strives to maintain a close relationship between students and staff. Many members of our faculty are involved in discipling students during the academic years. Faculty members encourage students as they grow in their personal devotions, discuss things they are learning in class, and challenge them in areas where the students may be struggling. Students have ready access to any staff or faculty member and are encouraged to seek help both academically and personally