Photo: eadiocese.org The St. Polycarp of Smyrna Mission Church of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia in Sanford, Maine celebrated the illumination of several new members this week. As the ROCOR Eastern American Diocese reports, 8 Baptisms were celebrated on Sunday and another on Monday. St. Polycarp’s is a Greek Rite mission of ROCOR with services […]
I Want You to Join Our Team
I want you to join our team. What will it cost you? As little as nothing. When is the last time you heard that? This isn’t a gimmick. Let me explain. This is Fr. John A. Peck. Many of you know that, apart from running Journey to Orthodoxy, I am the Dean of the Greatmartyr […]
My Journey to Christian Orthodoxy
by Christopher Petersen My name is Christopher Petersen, and this is my story of coming into Orthodoxy. I was not at all raised in a religious household. We started attending Church after both my grandparents had passed away. I’d say I was in 6th or 7th grade. My father’s family was Lutheran so that is […]
GM Euphemia Orthodox Theological Academy Fall Semester
Enrollment for Fall Semester 2019 is open NOW. Now is the time to register for Fall 2019 classes! You have your choices of our new Fall Semester 2019 courses: Dogmatic Theology (What the Church teaches, and why) Comparative Theology (Orthodoxy, heterodoxy, and all that jazz!) Moral Theology & Bioethics (How we determine good from evil) Or any of […]
Brad Jersak: “Why did I become an Orthodox Christian?”
by Brad Jersak, from his blog THEOLOGY First, because in my theology, I already was Orthodox for over ten years. When I say ‘theology,’ don’t think of stuffy, religious hair-splitting. I’m referring to the basic questions of who God is, what God is like, why Jesus came and died, what salvation is and how that […]
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