101. Our Faith The Religious Quest as a Preparation for christianity. Repentance and Confession Introduction. The Sacramental Life of the orthodox Church. The Sacraments. http://www.goarch.org/access/orthodoxy/

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103. Touchstone: A Journal Of Mere Christianity Conservative in doctrine and eclectic in content, with editors and readers from Protestant, Roman Catholic, and orthodox traditions. Provides a place where Christians of various backgrounds can speak with one another on the basis of shared belief in the fundamental doctrines of the faith. http://www.touchstonemag.com/

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104. General Information: Introduction the eighth century was written with the purpose of drawing nonChristians to christianity. It is an exceptionally pleasant catechism of the orthodox Church and http://www.orthodoxinfo.com/general/index.aspx

Site Map What's New Send Comments About this Site Search: Home General Information > Introduction General Information Pages... Introduction The Church Worship Lives of Saints Orthodoxy In America Parishes and Monasteries Bookstores Miscellaneous Resources Miscellaneous Articles Introduction Introduction to Orthodoxy , excerpts from The Orthodox Church, by Bishop Kallistos (Ware). The Orthodox Church : A brief overview of the Eastern Orthodox Church's history and teaching. Some contemporary moral questions are also addressed, as well as the subject of the church building. GOA Web site: Our Faith . A collection of articles on various Orthodox Christian topics. The Eastern Christian Churches , from the CNEWA Web site. This is "a papal agency for humanitarian and pastoral support", but the information is generally quite accurate and balanced. What is Orthodoxy? , by Archbishop Averky The Way Into the Kingdom of Heaven , by St. Innocent of Alaska. Recommended Books The Orthodox Church, by Timothy [now Bishop Kallistos] Ware. This is arguably the best modern introduction to Orthodoxy in a single volume in English. You should be aware, however, of the numerous problems with this book (see the

105.    Orthodox Christians In North America 1000 Years Ago Andrew Phillips explains how christianity was accepted by the Vikings and came with Leif Ericsson to the New World. http://www.roca.org/oa/151/151g.htm

Orthodox America Orthodox Christians in North America 1000 Years Ago by Priest Andrew Phillips Although school children are no longer taught that Christopher Columbus discovered America, what they are not told - and what is not generally known - is that the first European to set foot on the New World was an Orthodox Christian, some five hundred years before the Roman Catholic Genoan. Who was he? In the last two centuries of the first millennium, countries in northwest Europe and elsewhere became aware of peoples called Northmen or Vikings (from "viks" or "wicks," villages located on creeks or inlets in the cold, barren lands of Scandinavia). Setting sail in their distinctive high-prowed "long ships" in search of timber, fish and arable land, the Vikings acquired lasting notoriety with their savage attacks of peaceful countries. Their repeated onslaughts on England were particularly vicious. Martyring hundreds of monks and nuns, they put an end to the Golden Age of English Church culture. The Vikings were heathen, and they had their own dark and hopeless mythology of pagan gods and fates. Though their onslaught on Christendom led at first to bloodshed, the spiritually sensitive among them began to accept Christianity. By the end of the ninth century, the Danish Vikings who had settled in England after wreaking such havoc, had accepted the Faith at the hands of Alfred the Great. (It is notable that the Danish homeland itself did not accept Christianity until later still.) A century later the Swedish Vikings had begun to accept missionaries from England, whose presence is proved by, among other things, the Old English-style church of Saint Peter at Sgituna. Among the western Norwegian Vikings, the influence of English Christianity was greater still.

106. Orthodox Institute Berkeley, CA. Part of the Graduate Theological Union of Berkeley, associated with the University of California at Berkeley. More than 10,000 volumes of literature, patristic studies, liturgics, history, architecture, and music, as well as its collection of artifacts and icons. Lectureships, colloquia, campus outreach program, publications, and ecumenical activities. http://www.christianity.com/orthodoxinstitute

Build A Site Search for on This Web site The Network Who Are We Academic MA Program OCF at Cal ... Support our Ministry The Patriarch Athenagoras ORTHODOX INSTITUTE Berkeley, California Saint Demetrios , Patron of the Orthodox Institute The Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute (PAOI) is an affiliate of the Graduate Theological Union and official Campus Ministry Center for Orthodox Christians at the University of California, Berkeley . Because its mission is deliberately pan-Orthodox, the PAOI has been officially designated a "Patriarchal Institute" and functions ecclesiastically directly under the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople. For further information: paoi@gtu.edu Scripture for June 2 Hebrews 9:28 (NIV) Zondervan ChurchSource Bibles Home Admin Powered by Christianity.com

107. St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary Approximately 35,000 volumes and 200 current periodicals concentrating on orthodox Eastern christianity, with emphasis on the fields of Church History, Patristics and Hagiography. Also 12,000 monograph and periodicals with strong representation of East European and pre1917 Russian theological works and devotional literature. http://www.stots.edu/library.htm

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108. Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Of America This awardwinning site features information on the Greek orthodox Archdiocese, news and events, Archbishop Demetrios, the orthodox Christian faith, messageboards, audio, video, and much more! History of the orthodox Church - christianity has always been unusually sensitive to the past CrossRoad orthodox Youth Take the Challenge orthodox juniors and seniors in high http://www.goarch.org/

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109. Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church In Poltava, Ukraine History, reality, needs. christianity and national consciousness in Ukraine. http://www.church.poltava.ua/

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110. Pedal Prayers Cycling Ministry - Index Page Testimony and travels of a former orthodox Jew who found his Messiah and bicycles around the USA sharing christianity. http://www.geocities.com/pprayers/

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111. Orthodox Christian Morality Today -- Commentary On Moral Issues. Andrew Damick christianity and the arts. 515-04. The orthodox Church in Korea orthodox Christian Mission Center Church opens in Korea. 5-8-04. http://www.orthodoxytoday.org/

OrthodoxyToday.org Commentary on Social and Moral Issues of the Day Blog What's new Orthodox index Subject index ... Recommended reading Email updates Be notified when new commentary is posted Tell a friend about this site! Link OthodoxyToday to your website! Site Stats April 2004 47,238 visitors Total visitors New commentary Last update May 30, 2004 When Truth Becomes Buried in Dogma Yvonne Seng The monks of St. Catherine's monastery. How Liberals Funked It Robert Conquest Liberal self-deception about Communism. The Theologian, the Philosopher, and the Bishop Sandro Magister "Neo-conservatives" in the Roman Catholic Church. The Fruits of Appeasement Victor Davis Hanson 9-11 and the 1979 Teheran hostages. Marriage: What Social Science Says and Doesn't Say Jennifer Marshall Family breakdown causes serious social problems. Kissing Up to Kate William Murchison Democrats captive to pro-choice lobby. Partial Birth Abortion Stands Trial Joseph A. D'Agostino Testimony about the procedure. A Shotgun Ammendment Edwin Meese III and Matt Spalding Deconstruction of marriage.

112. Joshua Villines' Personal Page Homilies, papers, lecture notes, and annoted weblinks dealing with Protestant christianity from a Neoorthodox perspective. Also contains Villines genealogy information maintained by The Rev. C. Joshua Villines. http://www.villines.com

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113. Voice Of Orthodox Catholic Christianity Welcomes You Site for the American orthodox Church includes information and links on the jurisdiction. http://www.apostle1.com

Staying on the Right Path of Orthodox Catholic Christian Truth in North America The true Orthodox Catholic Christian Church is large enough to accommodate various philosophies, and even theologies, that are not diametrically opposed to the faith and morals taught by the Apostolic Church. and the Welcomes You To Apostle1.com Voice of American Orthodox Catholic Christianity " IN VAIN DO THEY WORSHIP ME; TEACHING AS DOCTRINE WHAT IS ONLY HUMAN PRECEPTS. " Matthew 15: 9 Important Message From Webmaster A Non-Profit Religious Hosting Service for various Traditional Orthodox Jurisdictions owned and operated by the true American Orthodox Church TOTAL VISITORS since 1999: jenna jameson " Prejudice Makes Prisoners of the Hated and the Hater " Views expressed in various articles, news, and information published or posted at apostle1.com do not necessarily represent the views of apostle1.com or other of those traditional Orthodox Jurisdictions (Churches) hosted here. Current News News Archive Orthodox Catholic Information Center Articles - Patristic Teachings and Information ... MAN: To err, the Church and Holy Spirit!

114. Orthodox Christian Contact Wales, Introduction to the Holy orthodox Church. orthodox Christian teaching and spirituality. Parish events in Wales, U.K. Pilgrimages. Celtic christianity. http://www.orthodoxchurch.co.uk

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115. St. Mark Foundation For Coptic History Studies Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/christianity/Denominations/orthodox/Church_Jurisdictions/NonChalcedonian/Coptic http://www.coptic-history.org/

Why St. Mark? St. Mark was the evangelist who started Christianity in Egypt, marking the beginning of the Coptic history. Why a Foundation? There have been many individual efforts and scattered studies to record Coptic history. These efforts produced some significant studies, but were not coordinated or sustained and we do not have a definitive chronological record of Coptic history. We are working on a establishing a well endowed foundation that will have a considerable income to support a continuum of studies and publications until the job of recording Coptic history and culture is accomplished.

116. Coptologia Home Page Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/christianity/Denominations/orthodox/Church_Jurisdictions/NonChalcedonian/Coptic http://pages.ca.inter.net/~hishak/copt.htm

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117. Archdiocese Of The Eastern USA Top/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/christianity/Denominations/orthodox/Church_Jurisdictions/NonChalcedonian/Syrian http://www.syrianorthodoxchurch.org/

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118. R. Grant Jones' Home Page Contains essays on conversion to christianity and to the orthodox Church, a copy of the liturgy of St. Gregory the Great, and The Christian Year , a book of poetry by Fr. John Keble (a nineteenth century Anglican priest). http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/7224/Rick/index.html

"Through His aid hearts are lifted up, the weak are held by the hand, and they who are advancing are brought to perfection. Shining upon those that are cleansed from every spot, He makes them spiritual by fellowship with Himself. Just as when a sunbeam falls on bright and transparent bodies, they themselves become brilliant too, and shed forth a fresh brightness from themselves, so souls wherein the Spirit dwells, illuminated by the Spirit, themselves become spiritual, and send forth their grace to others. Hence comes foreknowledge of the future, understanding of mysteries, apprehension of what is hidden, distribution of good gifts, the heavenly citizenship, a place in the chorus of angels, joy without end, abiding in God, the being made like to God, and, highest of all, the being made God." St. Basil the Great On the Spirit Chapter 9 "For that which thou hadst no power to do under the Law, now ... thou wilt be able to do, to go on uprightly, and with no intervening fall, if thou layest hold of the Spirit's aid. For it is not enough to walk after the flesh, but we must also go after the Spirit, since turning away from evil will not secure our salvation, but we must also do what is good. And this will come about, if we give up our souls to the Spirit, and persuade our flesh to get acquainted with its proper position; for in this way we shall make it also spiritual; as also if we be listless we shall make our soul carnal." St. John Chrysostom

119. BBC - Religion & Ethics - The Orthodox Church christianity Subdivisions The orthodox Church. Living. Related Links. BBCi, First Russian orthodox Church in Manchester. Latest christianity news. http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/christianity/subdivisions/orthodox/index

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 2nd June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage Religions Christianity ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Christianity Subdivisions Page 1 of 6 Printable version of this page The Orthodox Church The two most widely known Orthodox traditions are the Greek and Russian Orthodox. Along with Greece and Russia, however there are other communities around the world, principally in Australia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania and Cyprus and the UK. There are Orthodox communities in the Far East, notably Japan and Korea. In East Africa there are highly successful mission churches, and in the USA the former Russian communities have been granted independence by Moscow and are now overwhelmingly American. Russian Orthodox Church in Alaska The Orthodox faith was brought to America by Russian missionaries to Alaska, where there is now a flourishing Inuit church. In Finland the Orthodox Church is a state church, along with the Lutheran. All share the same common faith but the national title often reflects the cultural traditions of its believers. The Eastern Orthodox Church is a self-governing body of Christians adhering to a pure and unbroken line from first days of the Apostles and the disciples of Jesus.

120. Russian Orthodox Church (Brussels Representation) - Eglise Orthodoxe Russe (Repr Includes news, background information, christianity in Europe, Church and society, interorthodox and ecumenical relations. English/French http://orthodoxeurope.org/

Home Events Background Information Christianity in Europe ... Magyar Ortodoxia Cardinal Christoph Sch¶nborn visited Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Vienna Archbishop of Finland visited Church Representation in Brussels Russian Prime Minister visited Hungarian Orthodox Cathedral Russian Foreign Minister visited Church Representation in Brussels Russian Foreign Minister visited Hungarian Orthodox Cathedral Consecration of the Holy Trinity Church in Brussels Queen Paola of the Belgians visited Church Representation in Brussels Contact us Orthodox web resources Subscribe Search: News Recently added materials Hungarian Diocese of the Moscow Patriarchate Wins Court Case Against Hungarian Exarchate of the Patriarchate of Constantinople Le s©jour en Russie de la d©l©gation de l’‰glise russe hors fronti¨res The First Hierarch and the Official Delegation of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia Visited the Moscow Patriarchate Patriarch Alexy and Metropolitan Kirill sent their congratulations to Archbishop Christodoulos of Athens ... Erzpriester Wsewolod Tschaplin: Die Russische Orthodoxe Kirche und Europa Posted on: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 Hungarian Diocese of the Moscow Patriarchate Wins Court Case Against Hungarian Exarchate of the Patriarchate of Constantinople The hearings held in the Capital Court of the city of Budapest over the ownership rights to the Cathedral of the Dormition, located in the center of the Hungarian capital on Pet¶fi Square, came to an end on 18 May 2004. The plaintiff was the Hungarian Exarchate of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, represented by Metropolitan Michael (Staikos) of Austria, while the defendant was the Hungarian diocese of the Moscow Patriarchate, represented by Bishop Hilarion (Alfeyev) of Vienna and Austria, temporary administrator of the diocese of Budapest and Hungary. Attorneys Jozsef Paraizs and Eleonora Kiss took part in the court hearing on May 18 on the side of the defendant. Archbishop Pavel of Ryazan and Kasimov, clergy of the Hungarian diocese of the Moscow Patriarchate and many parishioners of the Dormition cathedral were also present in the court room.

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