I live in Phoenix, Arizona, which has approximately the same population as St. Petersberg. We have 1/10th the number of Churches St. Petersberg has. I say, more churches! More! Metropolitan Varsonofy of St. Petersburg and Ladoga believes there are not enough Orthodox churches in the ‘northern capital.’ “Today there are over 200 churches in St. […]
Seville’s Spanish Orthodox Hermitage
by Tudor Petcu A Romanian writer, Tudor is a graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest, Romania. He has published a number of articles related to philosophy and theology in different cultural and academic journals. His work focuses on the evolution of Orthodox spirituality in Western societies as well and he is going […]
Bringing the Orthodox Faith to the African-American Community
From the OCA Diocese of New York and New Jersey “We would love to reach out to African-Americans in our community, but we don’t know how.” “I don’t know where to begin.” “I’m afraid we’ll be seen as too white and too exotic.” “How do we merge the Black church and culture with [fill in […]
The Orthodox Mission in Kenya
Orthodoxy is alive and well on the African continent. Enjoy this short video and listen to the beautiful liturgy. Happy moments to celebrate the consecration of the second Bishop in Kenya. The Orthodox Church of Kenya has always had one Bishop (at a time) since its inception in 1946. But things have change. Today there […]
New State Museum Named for Orthodox Priest Opens in Juneau, Alaska
The writer evidently ‘forgot’ to mention that Andrew Kashevaroff was an Alaskan Orthodox priest, or that the current bishop of Alaska, Bishop David of Sitka and All Alaska, gave the invocation. May Fr. Andrew’s memory be eternal! by James Brooks After 12 years and about $140 million in development, Alaska has a new state museum. […]
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