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An excellent resource material for teachers. It features the history of Greek customs and traditions that take place during the 12 months of the year.

Follow Christ and the Church through each stage of Holy Week—from the Saturday of Lazarus to the Agape Vespers service—with this new full-color guide from the Department of Religious Education.

NY EMMY AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING Through the ancient and sacred grounds of the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the magnificent worship sites of Constan­tinople, this documentary recounts the history of the small church founded by Apostle Andrew, which grew to become the “Mother of all Orthodox Churches.” Filmed during and around the celebratory ceremonies for the reconstruction of the central Patriarchal building, the program focuses on the role of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in today’s Orthodox world, and its mission for the future.

This book, intended for adult students with advanced knowledge of the Greek language, is designed to further promote the understanding and use of written and spoken Greek in all its contexts.

Award students of your Greek Education program with a promotional certificate when they ascend from one grade level or class to the next.

Describes who Orthodox Christians are in faith and practice. Briefly outlines and illustrates the Liturgical Year, the History of the Orthodox Christian Church, the Holy Mysteries (Sacraments) and Holy Tradition.

Present students of your Greek Orthodox parochial day school or the afternoon Greek school of your parish with an official "diploma" from the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.

This volume contains several beautiful prayers written by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios when he was a Deacon in the 1960s.

Children's song in modern Greek with contemporary music: Tracks: Disc 1 O IPPOTIS TIS AGAPIS OI PONTIKOI STO TAXIDI (TRAGOUDI) O VASILIAS... More

A collection of over seventy prayers written by His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios of America.  In its third edition in Greek, the book has been recently translated into English.