101. -- Beliefnet.com What Eastern orthodox Christians Believe Central tenets of this faith, based on the questions in the BeliefO-Matic quiz. More on http://www.beliefnet.com/story/80/story_8033_1.html

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102. Lancut Distillery, Poland - The Orthodox Church Art Collection Samples of the collection, which includes icons, banners, processional crosses, textiles, and liturgical vestments. http://www.lancutdistillery.polishvodka.com.pl/orthodox.htm

The Orthodox Church Art Collection In 1945-1947 the communist rulers of the People's Republic of Poland deported about six hundred thousand Ukrainians from south-eastern Poland to the USSR or to the east and north. The depopulated lands witnessed the premeditated destruction of many valuable objects of art-Eastern Orthodox and Greek Catholic churches. The Lancut collection contains icons, banners, processional crosses, textiles and liturgical vestments rescued from this pogrom. This collection of Orthodox church art, the largest in Poland, is stylistically of exceptional interest, as it was created in an area where Byzantine and Latin influences met. The collection includes precious icons from the fifteenth through eighteenth centuries. Lancut Distillery Home Page The City of Lancut The Castle Museum The Carriage Museum ... Next Back

103. Orthodox Christians For Life Resource Page orthodox Christians for Life Resource Page. For 2000 years the orthodox Church has taken a strong stand for the Sanctity of Life and against abortion. http://www.stmichael.org/OCL/OCL.html

Orthodox Christians for Life Resource Page For 2000 years the Orthodox Church has taken a strong stand for the Sanctity of Life and against abortion. Within these pages you will find information from throughout the life of the Church concerning what the Church has taught and teaches to this day. At the 9th All-American Council, the OCA designated the Sunday preceeding January 22 "Sanctity of Life Sunday". On the Sanctity of Life page you will discover information from the Orthodox Church in America concerning this annual remembrance of the Sanctity of ALL human life. We've also included a Molieban (Prayer Service) for the Victims of Abortion . This prayer service is that prepared and used by the Oklahoma Orthodox Christians for Life. Many thanks to Reader Danial Lieuwan for getting us in contact with Fr. Anthony Nelson and the Oklahoma Orthodox Christians for Life. If you need printed copies of the Molieban, they may be purchased from OOCL. Proceeds go to support the activities of the OOCL. Then, on the Saints and the Church Speak Out page, you will discover what Saints in the early Church, many of whom found themselves in a cultural setting not unlike our own, had to say about abortion and life.

104. Coptic Centre, UK The official website of the Coptic Church in the UK. Includes articles, contact details and details of its activities and places of worship. http://www.copticcentre.com/

The Official Website of the Coptic Orthodox Church Centre, United Kingdom Under the care of H.G. Bishop Angaelos Home The Centre The Parish Coptic College ... Contact Us Tucked away amongst the peaceful green-ery of Shephalbury Park is a small piece of paradise. As you make your way down the tree-lined driveway, you are greeted by a manor that has been part of Stevenage's history since 1865 A.D. This magnificent, Gothic building is now the home of the Coptic Orthodox Church. The Archbishop of Canterbury Visits the Coptic Orthodox Church Centre "First Annual Mission Conference at the Centre" Powered by web R us

105. Russisch-Orthodoxe Kerk Te Amsterdam Algemene informatie, bekeringsgeschiedenis van een kerklid, antwoorden op vragen, fotogalerij. http://www.orthodox.nl/Dutch/Index.html

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106. Orthodox Judaism Table Of Contents orthodox Judaism. Degel Hattorah; orthodox Judaism; Branches of orthodox Judaism; Hasidism; Hasidim and Mitnagdim orthodox AntiZionism Neturei Karta. Shas. http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/Judaism/ortho.html

Orthodox Judaism Degel Hattorah Orthodox Judaism Branches of Orthodox Judaism Hasidism ... The State of Orthodox Judaism Today

107. St. Mary Romanian Orthodox Cathedral Serves the Romanian American community in the greater Cleveland area. http://www.smroc.org/

Welcome to SMROC.ORG Welcome to Cleveland Orthodox Romanian Cathedral http://http://smroc.9f.com/smroc/ romanian, st mary, cleveland, Ohio, religion, orthodox Click here to enter http://www.smroc.9f.com/en/

108. Orthodox Judaism orthodox Judaism. orthodox Judaism is not a unified movement with a single governing body, but many different movements adhering to common principles. http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/Judaism/Orthodox.html

Orthodox Judaism Orthodox Judaism is not a unified movement with a single governing body, but many different movements adhering to common principles. All of the Orthodox movements are very similar in their observance and beliefs, differing only in the details that are emphasized. They also differ in their attitudes toward modern culture and the state of Israel. They all share one key feature: a dedication to Torah , both Written and Oral Origins of the Movement Historically, there was no such thing as Orthodoxy; in fact, you find the particular term is used primarily in North America (elsewhere the distinction is primarily between "more observant" and "less observant"). The specific term "Orthodox Judaism" is of rather recent origin and is used more as a generic term to differentiate the movements following traditional practices from the Liberal Jewish movements. Theology Orthodox Judaism views itself as the continuation of the beliefs and practices of normative Judaism, as accepted by the Jewish nation at Mt. Sinai and codified in successive generations in an ongoing process that continues to this day. Orthodox Judaism believes that both the Written and Oral Torah are of divine origin, and represent the word of G­d. This is similar to the view of the Conservative movement, but the Orthodox movement holds that such information (except for scribal errors) is the exact word of God and does not represent any human creativity or influence. For the Orthodox, the term "Torah" refers to the "Written Law" as interpreted by the "Oral Law," interpreted in turn by the Rishonim (Medieval commentators), and eventually codified in the Codices:

109. Shopping Directory - Agudath Israel Of East Midwood orthodox. Location, contact information. http://www.digitalcity.com/newyork/shopping/details.adp?companykey=107155794

110. First Visit To An Orthodox Church - Frederica Mathewes-Green First Visit to an orthodox ChurchTwelve Things I Wish I d Known. by Frederica MathewesGreen. orthodox worship is different! http://www.frederica.com/orthodox/o12th-mrb.html

First Visit to an Orthodox ChurchTwelve Things I Wish I'd Known by Frederica Mathewes-Green Orthodox worship is different! Some of these differences are apparent, if perplexing, from the first moment you walk in a church. Others become noticeable only over time. Here is some information that may help you feel more at home in Orthodox worshiptwelve things I wish I'd known before my first visit to an Orthodox church. 1. What's all this commotion? During the early part of the service the church may seem to be in a hubbub, with people walking up to the front of the church, praying in front of the iconostasis (the standing icons in front of the altar), kissing things and lighting candles, even though the service is already going on. In fact, when you came in the service was already going on, although the sign outside clearly said "Divine Liturgy, 9:30." You felt embarrassed to apparently be late, but these people are even later, and they're walking all around inside the church. What's going on here? In an Orthodox church there is only one Eucharistic service (Divine Liturgy) per Sunday, and it is preceded by an hour-long service of Matins (or Orthros) and several short preparatory services before that. There is no break between these servicesone begins as soon as the previous ends, and posted starting times are just educated guesses. Altogether, the priest will be at the altar on Sunday morning for over three hours, "standing in the flame," as one Orthodox priest put it.

111. RCC - Rabbinical Council Of California - Kosher / Kashrus / Kashrut Certificatio Servicing the Jewish community's needs, including issues pertaining to kashrut, beit din financial arbitration, Jewish divorces and orthodox conversion. http://www.rccvaad.org

Rabbinical Council of California 617 S. Olive St. #515 Los Angeles, CA 90014 ph. (213) 489-8080 fax. (213) 489-8077 info@rccvaad.org 10am-5pm Mon-Thu 9:30am-1pm Fridays Contact the RCC Kosher Retail Establishments in the Los Angeles area (as of 16 February 2004) Beis Din Services (Beit Din / Beth Din) Industrial Certification Subscribe to the ... RCC's Email Bulletin for latest Kashrut and other RCC updates RCC Newsbreak and News Archives Community President's ... Message (Spring 2003) Link to the RCC The Eruv of metropolitan Los Angeles is under the halachic supervision of the RCC. For halachic standards boundaries, current status and other information, go to www.laeruv.com Last Edited 16 February 2004 Hits since 16 December 1999 Rabbinical Council of California in Los Angeles, California The Rabbinical Council of California (RCC) is a non-profit organization of Orthodox Rabbis who are actively involved in educating and leading the vibrant traditional Jewish Community of Southern California. The RCC is involved in all aspects of the Jewish Community's needs. These services include:

112. JOFA: Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance The URL you requested could not be found on the server. Please check the URL to ensure that it was spelled correctly. Back to Home. Marriage. Fertility and Birth. http://www.jofa.org/

Welcome to the JOFA website, a centralized location for resources pertaining to women and halakha There are two fast, easy ways to find information on this site. 1. Roll your mouse over the green boxes on the left side of the page to see the extensive range of topics covered on the site. Click on a topic when you want to see more information. 2. Use the search feature at the top of the page, on the right, to get straight to the information you are looking for. You can search by topic or author. On this site you can also: Join discussion groups relevant to different life stages and areas of interest. Learn all about JOFA and how our projects work to expand the spiritual, ritual, intellectual and political opportunities for women within the framework of halakha View JOFA publications There are a wide range of halakhic and sociological opinions on almost every topic. The articles, books, and sources on this site span this range and JOFA does not take any one position on these issues. Rather, it is our goal to make these sources and information available to you for your information, thought and use. This is a dynamic web site. New sources are continually being added. As permissions are obtained from authors, full articles will be added where currently there are only bibliographical citations. When new articles and resources are brought to JOFA's attention, they will be considered for addition to the site. If there are topics which do not have source materials, JOFA will seek out scholars who can write about the topic for publication on this web site.

113. St. John Of Kronstadt Russian Orthodox Church In San Diego, CA In English and Russian. Includes directions, schedule of services, information about St. John and about the church. http://www.varsanofiev.com/church/index.htm

Web site of the St. John of Kronstadt Russian Orthodox parish in San Diego, CA. Site contains service times, church information, and images. Our services in are Church Slavonic. Our church is a part of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCOR). This site shall be viewed with a frame-capable browser. To view the list of pages, click here Welcome to St. John of Kronstadt Russian Orthodox Church! Telephone: (619) 282-3304 "There is nothing impossible unto those who believe..." - St. John of Kronstadt We are glad that you could visit our web site. Our church is a small parish serving San Diego. Our priest, Father Ilia, speaks Russian, English, and Bulgarian. Our church has services every Saturday and Sunday, and sometimes during the week on holidays... Please visit our Schedule of Services to see information about services for this month. Please check our messages for upcoming events. We welcome any visitors not only on this web site, but in person as well. We hope your visit to be enrichening and enlightening.

114. The Antiochian Orthodox Church In The United Kingdom And Ireland Discover the orthodox Church, her faith, life and worship through the communities of the Church of Antioch in Great Britain. Site Map. http://www.antiochian-orthodox.co.uk/

Site Map a feed site for free subscription to changing pages Contact Fr. Gregory CHILD PROTECTION T he British Antiochian Orthodox Deanery is registered with CCPAS for Child Protection Purposes and maintains a comprehensive policy on Child Care and Protection. Contact the Webmaster of this site for details. All clergy and those working with children are cleared with the Criminal Records Bureau. Policy Statement Reference updated 1 June 2004 The British Antiochian Orthodox Deanery a guide to Orthodox Christian Faith, Life, Worship, Evangelism and Mission in English Language Parishes of the British Antiochian Orthodox Deanery (Registered Charity No. 1057533) The Deanery Trust a feed site for free subscription to changing pages All Saints of Russia (13th June) Parishes (updated monthly) (Lancaster) (Doncaster) (Manchester) (Lincoln) ... (Belfast Parish Web Sites (Colchester) (Manchester) (Heywood / South Lancashire) (Audley) ... (London) Let me know when this site changes ... Monitor page for changes it's private by ChangeDetection Search For: Match: Any word All words Exact phrase Sound-alike matching Within: Anywhere Title Description Keywords Body Alternate text URL Show: results with without summaries Sort by: score date top var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='518'; awmAltUrl='';

115. Assumption Greek Orthodox Church Of Chicago-"Panagia" Includes history, parish council directory, stewardship and benefits, upcoming events, schedule, ministries, language and culture, clergy profiles, bulletins, newsletters, and photo galleries. http://www.assumptionchicago.org

Assumption Greek Orthodox Church of Chicago 601 South Central Avenue Phone: (773) 626-3114 Fax: (773) 626-3141 Father George C. Massouras - Protopresbyter (708) 361-3447 Deacon George P. Pappas - Assistant (708) 749-9087 Home OUR PARISH Our Clergy Parish Council Usher Duty Church History ... Restoration NEWS AND EVENTS Calendar Bulletins and Newsletters Festival Photo Gallery MINISTRIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Sunday School Volunteer ORTHODOX LIFE About Orthodoxy Stewardship Library Other Links BIBLE SEARCH Bible Version: NKJV ASV NIV KJV Passage: (e.g. John 3:16) Keyword: (e.g. Lamb) Divine Liturgy Schedule Sunday Services: Matins - 8:30a.m.

116. Orthodox America - Home Page Search orthodox America Online Subscribe (and order back issues) to orthodox America Order Books from orthodox America If you note problems with this site http://www.roca.org/OA/default.htm

A NEW BOOK - available late December 2001 Letters from Father Seraphim What's New (March 9, 2001) OA - by Issue # ... Orthodoxy's Western Heritage We very much welcome your comments . Tell us how you like the publication. Are there articles which are particularly interesting? Are the topics which you'd like to see covered which aren't there now? For more edifying Orthodox material, visit the web pages of The Cathedral Church of St. John the Baptist Switch to: Home Page Orthodox America Issue Number Authors Editorials Book Reviews Lives of the Saints Lessons from the Fathers Spiritual Heroes Icons of the Mother of God Spiritual Life Orthodox Family Special Articles Pastoral Commentary Suffering Russian Land Scripture Commentary Journey to Orthodoxy Cults and Sects What's New on our web page Contact us Search Orthodox America On-line Subscribe (and order back issues) to Orthodox America Order Books from Orthodox America If you note problems with this site, please contact the Webmaster © 1998-2000 by Nikodemos Orthodox Publication Society For More edifying Orthodox Material, visit The Cathedral Church of St. John the Baptist

117. ASSA: Easter Dating Method A simple method for determining the date of orthodox Easter. Charts and explanations by Ronald W. Mallen of the Astronomical Society of South Australia. http://www.assa.org.au/edm.html#OrthCalculator

Information History Membership Venues ... Astronomy Links Easter Dating Method by Ronald W. Mallen Last updated: 7 April 2002 This Document Explains: The complete procedure for calculating Easter Sunday dates for all years 326 to 4099 A.D. How to work out Easter Sunday dates quickly and easily for yourself. The Easter Method Calculation. The way in which Easter dating methods evolved, and provides Lists of Easter Sunday dates for the last 300 and next 300 years. Click on one of the following topics for more information: List of Easter Sunday Dates (as given by the current method in 2002) Easter Dating Method How is Easter Sunday Date Determined? Finding Easter Sunday Dates with a Calculator Finding Orthodox Easter Sunday Dates with a Calculator Easter Algorithm for a Computer Program This simplified Easter Dating Method was produced by Ronald W. Mallen Research by Ronald W. Mallen, Adelaide, Australia Programming algorithm by Greg Mallen List of Easter Sunday Dates 1700-1799 INDEX List of Easter Sunday Dates 1800-1899 INDEX List of Easter Sunday Dates 1900-1999 INDEX List of Easter Sunday Dates 2000-2099 INDEX List of Easter Sunday Dates 2100-2199 INDEX List of Easter Sunday Dates 2200-2299 INDEX How is Easter Sunday Date Determined?

118. EOCS - Eastern Orthodox Comittee On Scouting The Eastern orthodox Committee on Scouting EOCS was created in 1960 by the Standing Conference of orthodox Bishops in the Americas, whose purpose is to http://www.eocs.org/

Next National Board Meeting June 16, 2004 @ St. Demetrios Astoria NY Never Forget Donate to our Scholarship Fund Welcome to the EOCS web site... The Eastern Orthodox Committee on Scouting [EOCS] was created in 1960 by the Standing Conference of Orthodox Bishops in the Americas, whose purpose is to conduct the mission of our Lord and His Church via the Boy Scouts of America and the Girl Scouts USA programs on a national level. SCOBA recognizes the EOCS officially as the SCOUTING COMMISSION New SCOBA Website launched: http://www.scoba.us 2004 Newsletter Now Online: Here Revised Prophet Elias Application now online! Click Here On April 23-25, 2004 the EOCS will hold the second Boy and Girl Scout Lackawanna Valley Historical Hike in Scranton, PA. The scouts will camp out at St. Tikhon Seminary as guests of OCA Archbishop Herman and food and local transportation to and from hike will be provided. The hike includes many historical sites, descending into a coalmine and the National Steam Engine Train Museum. All scouts and scouters from the northeast are invited. Participants will earn a patch and trail hike medal. Download Application Here See what Archbishop Demetrios says about scouting: Click Here See what Metropolitan Herman says about scouting: Click Here All suggestions and comments should be directed to our web master at

119. Shidduch Shidduchim Shidduch Orthodox Jewish Singles Date Connection Shiduch Shi Personal ads for orthodox Jewish singles, in particular members of the Torah community who are looking for their (zivug) shidduch. http://www.shidduch.8m.com

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120. Skete.com: Orthodox Byzantine Icons Home Page © 2000, orthodox Byzantine Icons, Inc. • 25266 Pilgrims Way, Boscobel, WI 53805 • 800814-2667 Site development by CoolWave Media, Inc. http://www.skete.com/

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