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A former high priest in the Greek Orthodox Church, he wrote a vivid personal account of faith, upheaval, and reinvention. His best-known book follows his journey from religious authority in Greece to Christian work in the United States.

by M. (Meletios) Golden
Meletios Golden is known for Conversion of a High Priest into a Christian Worker, an early 20th-century memoir built around his own religious journey. In the book's presentation, he is identified as a former high priest of the Greek Orthodox Church and as the founder of the Greek-Amerikan-Christian-Association.
His writing stands out because it is both personal and dramatic: part spiritual testimony, part travel story, and part account of starting over in a new setting. The narrative traces his move from Greece to the United States and the convictions that led him to leave a prominent religious role behind.
Although detailed biographical information about his life is not easy to confirm from widely available sources, his surviving work has remained accessible through public-domain archives and continues to interest readers drawn to memoirs of conversion, conviction, and cultural change.