Broderskap, systerskap, religiösa organisationer

Korta fakta om den Ortodoxa Kyrkan. Präst, adress till kyrkan. Frågor och svar. Bildgalleri.

Audio & video, book presentations, catechisms & articles, contemporary issues, liturgical life, Orthodoxy around the world, lives of saints and elders, everyday spiritual life.

Orthodox Christian resources for healthy living. Includes articles by clergy and laypeople, sermons, a menologion/lectionary, and a large archive of traditional Orthodox prayers.

The Missionary, an Orthodox periodical. Reading room, мedieval chants, radio, Chilandar & other monasteries, parishes, icons, prayers, iconography, fasting cookbook, and links.

A Western-rite mission of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia. Services, news and events.

About the center, goals and research fields, history, direction, members, publishing house, projects and plans.

Blessed by the Standing Conference of the Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA), unites Orthodox women in North America who have received graduate degrees in Orthodox theology.

An agency of the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in America. Founded in 1957. Aims to develop and publish educational material for and offers support services to Orthodox Christian Churches in North America.

Presentation, events, members, publications, structure, and press releases.

Refers to all English speaking catechumens, converts and other Orthodox Christians and supports them in their daily spiritual struggle, growth and edification in Christ through the life of the Orthodox Church. The website provides its readers with articles that bring a perspective to different questions on church and faith issues. Events, catechism school, Bible study, services & ceremonies, gallery, contact.

The Institute seeks to promote a vibrant mission consciousness among students and seminarians at the Orthodox theological schools and seminaries in the US. The primary focus is to instill an understanding of international cross-cultural missionary work. Events, mission articles, links, resources, newsletters, contact.

Promoting Orthodox Christianity through worship, fellowship, and charitable, educational and outreach programs. On this site you will find a directory of local Orthodox parishes, information about past activities and future plans, announcements, articles, & photographs.

Published and distributed by the Greek Orthodox Youth Association of Oakleigh - Sts Anargiri. A guide for every Orthodox Christian, an anti-heretical manual. Youth library.

Serves those in need, by providing aid through programs and partners. Supports Orthodox Christian social action ministries, agencies, professionals, and volunteers. Supplies parishes and others with the education, resources and training needed to initiate social action ministries in their own communities.

News and articles on Orthodox Christian life in Africa.

The Archdiocesan Presbyters Council seeks to support, enhance, and promote the brotherhood of priests of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America on all levels of their diakonia, spiritual growth, and personal needs. Established in 1970.

The Oklahoma Orthodox Clergy Council consists of clergy who are actively enaged in full or part-time ministry in parishes of generally-recognized canonical Orthodox Christian ecclesiastical jurisditions and who reside in the State of Oklahoma.

A pan-Orthodox organization consisting of clergy and lay representatives of Chicago-area Orthodox Christian parishes who seek to project awareness of Orthodox Christianity to the public at large. Learning more about the Orthodox Faith. Listing of Chicago-area churches.

Consists of all Presvyteres of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. The purpose of the Sisterhood is to promote the spirit of Christian love among the Presvyteres by giving them opportunities to get acquainted with one another. This is accomplished with retreats, meetings, social gatherings and newsletters which help the Presvyteres develop a unique bond.

This site has been created primarily for the volunteers of St. Seraphim’s Fellowship who write letters to the prisoners on the Death Row or serving life in prison. This is the place where we can put our heads together, share ideas and prayer requests. Where we can encourage the other volunteers with stories about the communications we have with the men. It is also a place where we can get direction and guidance, either from the other volunteers or from the ministry.