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Orthodoxy in Hawaii

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Rebirth of Orthodoxy
[[Image:innokenty.jpg|left|frame|Fr. Innokenty in front of the Old Apostles Episcopal church in Hilo]]
In the 1960s a [[Greek]] community established a seperate Greek Orthodox parish under the auspices of the [[Greek Archdiocese]]. This community became known as the Saints [[Constatine and Helen]] [[Church of Constantinople|Greek Orthodox Church]]. Soon thereafter, in the early 1990's, a Serbian community established an Orthodox mission dedicated to Saint [[Lazar of Serbia|Lazar of Kosovo]]. The Serbian mission later went inactive and joined the local Greek and Russian Orthodox churches. In early 2004 a new Orthodox community under the jurisdiction of the [[OCA]] was established in Kona, Hawaii. This new mission has no association with the [[Church of Russia|Russian Orthodox]] mission established by Archimandrite Innokenty Dronov of Hilo (+1940's).
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