Too Orthodox for Ethiopia's youth?

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church, one of the oldest in the world, celebrates 2000 years of history. It emphasizes faith, tradition, and doctrine, urging followers to commit to their responsibilities. Despite its ancient roots and unchanged practices, the church faces modern challenges as some young people turn to evangelical churches. The Orthodox Church, however, denies any decline, claiming to attract more youth than ever, and remains steadfast in its traditions.

In what ways do the sacraments of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church reflect its traditions?

What reasons are given for the shift of some Ethiopian Christians towards non-Orthodox churches?