NOT MY OWN WORK this was written by Metropolitan Manuel Lemeshevsky.

From Protestant to an orthodox Christian, Join Anna and Ash on there journey as they go through faith, hopelessness, and happiness. -different POV's. -Based on true events.

These are some of my favorite Icons in the Orthodox Church. Note, I am a Christian, and we, as Orthodox Christians, absolutely DO NOT worship icons. The primary purpose of the icon is to aid in worship, but it is by no means an idol. Icons are also known as "Windows into Heaven".

I had started this project some time ago while I was Christian, and it was during a phase when I was discerning between Roman Catholicism and Orthodoxy. The point of the project was to delve into the history of the Church to figure out if the claims of Rome to the Papacy were historically accurate and in line with what the Church taught historically. I am a former Catholic, who was Catholic for two years.

Personal reflections on Pan-Orthodox Christian Concilliar Unity. The book calls for creating a common world platform for all Orthodox Churches. The Orthodox Dilemma consists of personal reflections on global Pan-Orthodox Christian Unity. The author calls to create a common conciliar platform for Orthodox Churches and to establish dialogues between Eastern, Oriental, Old Believes, Old Calendar, Non-canonical, Unrecognized and New Generation Orthodox Churches.

Letters of Fr. Seraphim Rose 1960-1982 A large collection of previously unpublished letters of Fr Seraphim Rose. Fr Seraphim's letters are not necessarily a reflection of his personal views only, but a reflection of the spirit shared by both Fr Herman and Fr Seraphim of the Platina Monastery. In many of the letters Fr Seraphim makes it clear that he speaks not in his name only, but in the name of both himself and Fr Herman. It is because of Fr Seraphim's eloquent style and his English language abilities that naturally put him in the position of conducting most of the Monastery's correspondence.

A collection of resources to learn about the Orthodox Church, liturgical hymns, and Icons. By a sixteen year old girl who is seeking to become Orthodox