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Why Did You Become Orthodox Rod Dreher?

May 18, 2019 By Fr. John 7 Comments

The conversion story/interview with Rod Dreher, nationally syndicated journalist and former convert to Roman Catholicism, now Orthodox Christian. In this interview, you’ll hear from Rod himself about his journey, and what brought him to where he is today. ?

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Roman Catholics Tagged With: catholic, convert, orthodox, Rod Dreher

An Orthodox Perspective on Roman Catholicism

March 30, 2019 By Fr. John 3 Comments

by Fr. Josiah Trenham Given the tenor of our society, and the direction which heterodox Christianity is sliding rapidly, I thought this would offer some unexpected solace and encouragement to some of our readers. This excellent, well balanced, and thoroughly Orthodox lecture is called: An Orthodox Perspective on Roman Catholicism and was given by Fr. […]

Filed Under: JTO Blog, Latest Stories Tagged With: catholic, orthodox, roman

What is Team 360?

December 28, 2018 By Fr. John Leave a Comment

I sincerely pray that you, our readers, are in the midst of a peaceful and glorious holiday season. I wanted to share this email I received recently with you: Fr. Peck, Thank you so much for a great first semester! I am so grateful to be a student with Great Martyr Euphemia and I have […]

Filed Under: Featured, Latest Stories, Missions, News Tagged With: academy, greatmartyr euphemia, orthodox, team 360, theological

LIVE Online Catechism Class

October 14, 2018 By Fr. John 25 Comments

Fr. John Peck leads an Online Catechism Classes which you can participate in. Classes are taught LIVE, and each class is a live presentation of the topic, allowing for live question, answers, and interactive discussion. Topics rotate through 20 LIVE lessons, so get in as soon as you can! This online class meets weekly on […]

Filed Under: JTO Blog, Latest Stories, Missions, News Tagged With: Fr. John A. Peck, Live, Online Catechism Class, orthodox

From 30 years Mormon to Forever Orthodox

April 18, 2018 By Fr. John 8 Comments

by Isaac Bell I was raised Mormon, as was Rachel, my wife. Early in our marriage we had a stillborn son. Our bishop called us into his office to tell us that God had not yet revealed the point at which a fetus becomes alive and the church therefore does not consider our son to […]

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Mormons/LDS Tagged With: convert, Kendall Isaac Bell, mormon, orthodox

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