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On this blog, we write about the doctrines, Tradition, and spiritual life of the Orthodox Church. We also write about the Orthodox Church’s response to controversial issues, like abortion and divorce. Not sure where to start? Start with the Church’s teachings or check out our Ultimate Guide to Etiquette in Orthodox Churches.
The spiritual bond between a godparent and his or her godchild must be nurtured. In this post, we share eight ways Orthodox godparents can enrich their relationships with their godchildren.
Learning how to dialogue with non-Orthodox Christians helps us evangelize to them. In this post, we discuss what you need to know about Reformed churches and how to dialogue with their members.
In this post, we explore the Orthodox Church’s teachings about tattoos and body piercings.
To the Orthodox Christian, prayer is everything. But how can we maintain a solid prayer life in such a busy, noisy world?
Many Orthodox Christians say they won’t return to church “until it’s safe.” But was it ever safe to be a true Christian?
Are Heaven and Hell truly physical places? Or is there a deeper spiritual dimension to the concept of salvation and damnation that Western Christianity ignores?
The spiritual bond between a godparent and his or her godchild must be nurtured. In this post, we share eight ways Orthodox godparents can enrich their relationships with their godchildren.
Learning how to dialogue with non-Orthodox Christians helps us evangelize to them. In this post, we discuss what you need to know about Reformed churches and how to dialogue with their members.
In this post, we explore the Orthodox Church’s teachings about tattoos and body piercings.
To the Orthodox Christian, prayer is everything. But how can we maintain a solid prayer life in such a busy, noisy world?
Many Orthodox Christians say they won’t return to church “until it’s safe.” But was it ever safe to be a true Christian?
Are Heaven and Hell truly physical places? Or is there a deeper spiritual dimension to the concept of salvation and damnation that Western Christianity ignores?