Men are in crisis, so is the world. Men are assaulted from every side in ways that affect young men most deeply. ​

Many are rootless, fearful, disengaged, devoid of identity and purpose, and thus in despair. Uncertain and often ignorant of what they must do to become strong men, they slip into debilitating vices and virtual realities that compound the despair. ​

hey need brothers and guides experienced in the journey from chaos to order –from darkness to light –to give them hope and direction towards the recovery of themselves and God

St. Paisios is our patron saint. He was a great spiritual guide to all, but to young men in particular. He lived life as a solitary Orthodox monk, but men flocked to him from far and wide for his prescient counsel, powerful prayers and healing gifts. ​

The Brotherhood of St. Paisios was established by his initiative and is one way his work in the world continues.​

To renew men to a fuller life in Christ through the faith and praxis of the Orthodox Church. We will accomplish this by:​

Providing the resources and instructions to aid men on their journey into self-discovery and authentic masculinity.

Gathering men who seek authentic manhood into the Orthodox Church.​

To guide men to recover their authentic and God-given masculine identity and aid them in the discovery of their God-given calling and vocation in the world.

The Brotherhood of St. Paisios is a fraternal order of Orthodox Christian men established to recover authentic manhood. ​

We draw from the sacred teachings of the Orthodox Christian faith which teaches that God calls men to develop virtue and strength of character. ​

Men are to fight the flesh and the devil in order to bring good into the world, protect the weak and infirm, build families and defeat enemies.​

The brotherhood is not counseling (although you will pick up great tips here and there), its not therapy (although sometimes you will feel a whole lot better), it’s not moral instruction (although right living factors into self-confidence and success big time).

No, it's brotherhood. Men in relationship with men about learning how to become a man.