by Maria Senchukova Archpriest Nicholas Kim came to the Church from a scientific background – his secular education was in Physics. Our conversation with him covers faith and science, Orthodoxy in Hungary, young people and spiritual life, and holiness. Archpriest Nicholas Kim works with the Church’s Department of External Relations and he has a long […]
Mother Thekla’s Letter To A New Convert
Mother Thekla, who died on Aug. 7, 2011 at aged 93, was the last surviving nun to have occupied the enclosed Orthodox Monastery of the Assumption in North Yorkshire, but became better known to the wider world as the spiritual muse of the composer Sir John Tavener. Mother Thekla wrote the following letter in 2009, […]
Getting To Know The Virgin Mary
by Beth Hopkins During my conversion to Eastern Orthodox Christianity, I had myriad experiences that sat in stark contrast to the nondenominational, Protestant faith I had carried since childhood. One of the most challenging things to grasp was the apparent prominence of the Virgin Mary in the Church. Other than what I could glean from […]
Personal, Visible and Accessible in 2013
by Fr. John A. Peck 2012 draws to a close, and yes, by the grace of God, we have survived yet another Apocalypse. Now, we not only set our sights on 2013, but on the expansive and growing work of Journey To Orthodoxy is committed to accomplishing. I’m asking for your support with an End-of-the-Year […]
“Save The Cross” in Riverside, CA
Save The Mt. Rubidoux Cross I apologize for the tardiness of this announcement, but I just found out. Please support Fr. Josiah and this important defense of American history and Christian identity. Supporters of the historic cross on Riverside’s Mount Rubidoux can get information and free yard signs at a meeting St. Andrew Orthodox Church has […]
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