Faith
Rooted in the apostolic tradition, the Holy Scriptures, and the Holy Tradition of the Orthodox Church — preserving the undivided faith of the first millennium.
Celebrating Our Faith Together — rooted in the apostolic tradition, serving East Asia with love and sacrifice.
Join us as we celebrate the rich traditions of Ukrainian Orthodoxy and strengthen our community bonds through faith and fellowship.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church in East Asia embodies the rich traditions of Eastern Orthodoxy, fostering spiritual growth and community service through its mission.
Join us in celebrating the Holy Mysteries and engaging in the sacramental life that strengthens our faith and community.
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Ukrainian Orthodox Church
39 Woodlands Close
MEGA@Woodlands
Singapore 737856
Episcopal Headquarters of East Asia
Pastoral Accountability
Rooted in the apostolic tradition, the Holy Scriptures, and the Holy Tradition of the Orthodox Church — preserving the undivided faith of the first millennium.
Welcoming all peoples regardless of background, language, or culture into the sacramental life and warm fellowship of the Holy Orthodox Church.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church in East Asia is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community rooted in the apostolic faith. We aim to support spiritual growth, promote doctrinal fidelity, and establish local churches that thrive on sacramental life and pastoral care.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church in East Asia (UOCEA) is dedicated to preserving the apostolic faith and fostering spiritual growth through community service, sacramental life, and doctrinal fidelity, while promoting a globally oriented vision of Eastern Orthodoxy.
Become a part of our vibrant community dedicated to the teachings of the Holy Orthodox Church. Engage in spiritual growth, community service, and the rich cultural heritage of the Ukrainian Tradition. Your journey towards faith and understanding begins here.
Present across 11 countries in East and Southeast Asia, our Holy Church shines as a light of Holy Orthodoxy in missionary lands. With over 35 parishes and 40 clergymen, we serve diverse communities with the glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Meet Our Church Leaders — The Church is Governed by Christ as the Head, the Holy Spirit moving the Synod of the Church in One Accord, in Submission to the Holy Scriptures, the Creed, the Ecumenical Councils and the Mind of the Holy Fathers.
Governing Body
Our Church is Conciliar and Synodally Ruled. The Ukrainian Orthodox Church in East Asia is present in 11 countries and has 7 functioning bishops and 2 retired bishops, all working together to serve our local community with the glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ!
of Manila and Luzon, Presiding Metropolitan
Our Metropolitan is the President of the Holy Synod, calling synods, managing proceedings, and declaring the canonical decisions of the Holy Synod, according to the Apostolic Canons and the Constitution of our Holy Church.
Incorporated in the Philippines and the United States
Our Church is committed to serving the local needs of the countries, peoples and communities where we are, with strict neutrality, loyalty to our local governments, and abiding by the local laws in harmony, love, and mutual submission.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church in East Asia (UOCEA) is a canonical Orthodox ecclesial body rooted in the apostolic faith, the Seven Ecumenical Councils, and the consensus of the Holy Fathers, standing in continuity with the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox tradition and the undivided Church of the first millennium.
Our Church is governed synodally, with authority residing in the Holy Synod of bishops as co-equal successors of the Apostles, rejecting the trend of unilateral canonical rule without pastoral responsibility. The UOCEA exists to proclaim the Gospel, celebrate the Holy Mysteries, form clergy and faithful, and establish stable local churches grounded in sacramental life, doctrinal fidelity, and pastoral care.
Its constitutional structure safeguards apostolic continuity, ecclesial order, and local integrity while providing a coherent canonical framework for mission, growth, and inter-church relations.
As a missionary expression of Eastern Orthodoxy, the UOCEA integrates the Kyivan patrimony with the broader life of the Ancient Church, advancing a vision of the Church that is conciliar, sacramental, historically grounded, and globally oriented.
President of the Holy Synod
Met. Rogelio is a trained lawyer, a respected educator, a translator of ancient Christian liturgies and theological texts, and presides over the Synod. He presides as Abbot over St. Benedict's Orthodox Monastery in Luzon, the Philippines.
Secretary to the Holy Synod
Abp. Joseph speaks fluent Chinese, has established several schools and universities in Asia, and is highly involved in the work in the Overseas Chinese Communities throughout the Pacific. He functions as chief missioner of the Archdiocese.
Chancellor of the Archdiocese
Cbp. Paul is a recognized educator in South East Asia. He is the Chancellor of the Archdiocese, and Rector of Holy Theophany Church in Singapore. Under his leadership, the local church is the first Orthodox mission to be established in the "heartlands" with active pastoral programs for the infirm, marginalized, and handicapped in the community.
Our parishes are filled with joyful, functional, doctrinally formed and relationally thriving Orthodox Christian believers.
Our clergy have been formed by many years of struggle, poverty, trial and suffering, offering themselves sacrificially for the good of our people.
Our Holy Church is rooted in traditionally pagan countries in East and Southeast Asia, shining as a light of Holy Orthodoxy in missionary lands!