Converts from Protestantism and Catholicism are reaching out to an Orthodox priest daily

The author, an Orthodox priest, writes that he receives messages nearly every day from people who are coming into the Orthodox Church. He says these inquirers and converts come from Protestant backgrounds, Catholic backgrounds, and other groups. He is careful to attribute the movement to God rather than to himself, writing that it has nothing to do with him and that all glory belongs to God.

In his words, God is moving and calling His people into the Ark of Salvation, a traditional Orthodox image for the Church. The post carries hashtags for Orthodox Christianity, Catholicism, Protestantism, and apologetics, and it ends with an Orthodox cross symbol. Because the post is short, the substance is the priest's own testimony: a steady, near-daily stream of messages from people outside Orthodoxy who are seeking to join the Church.

He presents this as evidence of God's action rather than as the result of his own work or outreach. The post does not name specific individuals, numbers, or stories, and no further discussion or replies are included in the source text. It stands as a brief public witness from a priest who says he is personally witnessing a flow of converts from other Christian traditions into Orthodoxy.