Ortodoksiens første trinn

Her gjøres tekster om Kirkens liv og lære tilgjengelige for norsktalende ortodokse og interesserte. Bloggen er drevet av en prest.

Den Ortodoxe Kirke unde Konstantinopels Patriarkat. Presentasjon, Hl. Elisabeths kapell, aktiviteter, gudstjenesteliste, ortodoks troslære, ortodokse bønner, helgner, lenker.

Presentasjon av klosteret. Fordypelse i ortodoks lære. Arrangementer og litteratur. Tilknyttet Hellige Nikolai ortodokse menighet i Oslo (Paris-Exarkatet for for Ortodokse menigheter av russisk tradisjon i Vest-Europa i Konstantinopels Patriarkat.

Lives of the Saints, articles, Orthodox spirituality lectures in mp3 format.

An introduction to the Orthodox Christian Faith. Questions. Creator. Saviour. Life Giver. Orthodoxy. Christian life. Worship. Stepping forward.

Blog about Latvian Orthodoxy in English and about world Orthodox Christianity in Latvian.

A book and a film by Dr. Norris J. Chumley who traveled to St. Anthony’s Monastery in the Egyptian desert and St. Catherine’s Monastery on Mount Sinai, to convents in Transylvania and to monasteries in Russia, the Ukraine, and Greece — in search of Christianity’s first mystical tradition and its modern-day practitioners. The monks and nuns he met taught him how to move through the stages of the Jesus Prayer, and how it can foster an unceasing, and ever deepening, conversation with God.

A little site is about Orthodox life in Yahotyn, a town situated in Kiev region of Ukraine. Brief description and photo gallery.

A journey through our Orthodox faith as we live it every day. Online extension of the Gladsome Light Dialogues group of St. John the Baptist Church in Euless, TX.

Run by a group of friends who want to present the Orthodox faith to people who may not know about it. Educational videos include aspects of Orthodox worship and practice, pilgrimage, the lives of the saints, iconography and the sacred arts, recordings of homilies, interviews, and special events.

Offers reliable, scholarly and authoritative information on the Orthodox Christian Faith and what is often called the Eastern Orthodox Church.

The topics covered by the blog include: saints and tradition, Church, prayer, journey of Faith, mystical theology, Scripture, doctrine, culture, aesthetics.

Free downloadable catechetical/Sunday school lessons specially created for parents and teachers. Developed by parents, along with catechetical school teachers, and reviewed by clergymen.

Information on Orthodoxy for both believers and non-Orthodox enquirers. Church history, orthodox life, orthodox teaching on life and death. Modern dangers, ecumenism. Calendar, links, feedback, news.

Written reflections of the author’s spiritual journey from protestantism toward the Orthodox Church. Scripture vs. tradition, resources, ancient Christian voices, getting started.

Prayer life in the Orthodox Church. Basics for daily Orthodox prayer. Articles, books, audio visual materials and links on Orthodox prayer. Orthodox prayers for all occasions.

Gathers together the podcasts, studies, booklets, articles, and other materials Jason Barker created for the Department of Youth Ministry of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, the Orthodox Christian Network, Ancient Faith Radio, and other Orthodox groups. The subjects covered in these materials cross the gamut of Orthodox Christian life: Bible study, prayer, fasting, evangelism, self-control… how we can live and grow as Orthodox Christians in the modern world.

A personal collection of articles and links on the Orthodox Church.

Study guides on what we say and do during Orthodox worship, and how this experience can transform our daily lives. Each study guide is available in separate versions for adults and teens. The podcast presents the material from each lesson in a convenient MP3 format for busy adults.

The story of a group of evangelical Christi­ans — mostly North American Protestants — who engaged in the search for the Church of the New Testament and found it in the Eastern Orthodox Tradition. This volume is intended for Protestants and Roman Catholics alike who would take this same risk of engaging in such a search. This book should be read by those who are searching, but also by those of us already in the Orthodox Church.