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Where are we now from the stages of construction?

The cornerstone of the center was laid by His Royal Highness Prince Ghazi bin Mohammed, Senior advisor of His Majesty King Abdullah Bin Al-Hussein for religious matters, and His Beatitude Theophilos III, Patriarch of Jerusalem and all Palestine.

With the blessing of the Theotokos Virgin Mary, a plan was laid for the construction of the Orthodox Center comprising of the following phases:

  1. The excavation phase:    It started in September, 2017 and ended in August, 2018 at a total cost of 180,000 Jordanian Dinars. 

  2. The first phase:                Is the structural construction phase of the project, which started in April 2019 and will end in September 2022 at a                                                 total cost of JOD 1,500,000.

  3. The second stage:           Is the finishing phase of the building (civil works, electro-mechanics & internal design works).

  4. The third stage:               Is the furnishing phase of the project (up-to-date furniture and appliances).

Cost

The excavation phase

Donation

180,000 JD

The second stage

JD

1,100,000

The second stage

-- JD

The third stage

-- JD

180,000 JD

1,500,000 JD

-- JD

--JD

Why should I participate in building the center?

This center is for you, your family, your faithful brethren and community. It is for the whole church and for the nation. Whoever puts a stone in it or prays for it contributes to the strengthening of the church and the building of the nation. This reinforcement depends deeply on the generation of youth and children. Hence, they should have a place to embrace and develop their talents. Thus, it is coming from them and it is theirs as well. They need to be able to discover themselves, to channel their energies and talents to build their potential and develop themselves. This should take place in a facility that establishes the teachings, traditions and the civilization of our Church and our country in their hearts, minds and souls. Therefore, they turn toward God, and sanctify themselves and others around them. They become active, zealous, loving and faithful members of the Church and the homeland. They can share the concerns, the pains, the hopes and the aspirations. All of which reflect positively on their relationships with each other, within their families and others, and become good citizens who can attract others, and help solidify the Christian presence in our Holy Lands.

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