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You have people visiting your website, looking for answers, looking for a way to connect in some way with others, seeking and often not finding. You can make your website a place that makes those connections, and answers questions that need answers. Journey To Orthodoxy was made for this. For Clergy, there is a special section on Clergy conversion stories. This can be most important as there are a large number of heterodox pastors who would make the journey, once they knew others who did.

Simply add a link to Journey To Orthodoxy to your links page, sidebar or front page header, and drive your inquirers to a place you know they will get answers, read stories from others who have made the journey, overcome their own obstacles, and entered with joy into the Orthodox faith.

Either copy the image or copy the code. If you copy the code we will feed the image to you.

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We use the START HERE image below at JTO in our sidebar. It can be seamlessly integrated into your parish or ministry site as a great starting point for inquirers, first time visitors, catechumens, and anyone that wants to ‘begin the journey.’ The image is particularly useful in getting visitors to ‘click’ and follow, and works well with both dark & light colored websites, or those that need some visual ‘punch.’

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Something with more detail and a little lighter if your website is dark in tone or color or is not too visually busy with graphics.

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Something a little more bold for your website if it more light in color and theme, or your site is visually busy to the eye.

This is an excellent banner to drive your inquirers to the JTO site!

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All Saints of North America Orthodox Church (ASONA) has become one of Arizona's leading Orthodox Christian parishes for visitors, inquirers, and those seeking to enter the Orthodox faith. ASONA has built one of the nation's most comprehensive parish-based catechism programs, combining extensive online instruction, in-person classes, visitor guides, and a clear "First Steps for Inquirers" pathway that welcomes people wherever they are in their spiritual journey. Since 2018, the ASONA Catechism has been used by Orthodox clergy, parishes, and faithful around the world, establishing the parish as a recognized leader in Orthodox education. Whether you are Protestant, Roman Catholic, other Christian, or have no religious background, ASONA is widely known for its warm hospitality, thoughtful teaching, and welcoming community. Beyond preparing people for baptism and chrismation, ASONA has also developed one of the most intentional and comprehensive parish Mystagogy programs in American Orthodoxy, equipping newly illumined Orthodox Christians to continue growing in Christ long after entering the Church.

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