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The One True God In Ancient China

May 17, 2013 By Fr. John 13 Comments

This was just too good not to pass along. Our God is glorious! This is a glorious presentation! The presenters explain how the stories of Genesis are a part of Chinese characters and history. Glorious!

Filed Under: Featured, Latest Stories, News Tagged With: ancient China, christian, god

Worshipping Jesus At A Mosque

January 15, 2013 By Fr. John 16 Comments

by Gene Daniels This story displays the power that culture can have to repel converts from the Gospel! Culture is a powerful force, and must be harnessed for spreading the Gospel. This actually reminds me of the work of Sheldon Jackson in Alaska, and the disastrous effects it had on the native cultures he attacked […]

Filed Under: Featured, Latest Stories, Muslims, News Tagged With: Allah, christian, convert, god, Isa al Masih, islam, Jesus, macaroni, mosque, muslim

The Triumph of the Church

March 25, 2011 By Fr. John 1 Comment

by St. John Chrysostom How does one prove that Christ is God? We should not try to answer this question by using the argument of the creation of heaven and earth, because the unbeliever will not accept it. If we tell him that He raised the dead, healed the blind, expelled demons, he still will […]

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From Baptist to Byzantium: Part One

September 27, 2010 By admin 3 Comments

By James Early Everyone who has converted to Orthodoxy from another tradition has a unique and interesting conversion story. There is no such thing as a “typical” story. Because of this, I cannot claim that my conversion story is all that different from the (non-existent) “typical” story. Nevertheless, after having related my experience dozens of […]

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A Jesuit Missionary’s Journey To Orthodoxy

September 25, 2010 By admin 3 Comments

by Fr. Leo Arrowsmith The Society of Jesus was my spiritual home for 24 years. 13 of those years were as a Jesuit missionary in Japan. Only after returning to the US and leaving the Jesuits to marry Denise Mason did I finally come into contact with Orthodoxy. It all started in my prayer closet […]

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