Books

Fr. Michael Keiser walks us through the Orthodox Church’s timeless teachings and practices on the ancient understanding of Christian spirituality with humor and keen insight. He outlines how ascetic practices, personal and corporate worship, confession and repentance, overcoming the passions, and opening ourselves up to God’s grace can lead us to transformation, and to our ultimate destiny—Jerusalem, the heavenly city.

This cookbook is inspiredby the 84 primary foodstuffs mentioned in Scriptures. Twenty-two full color photographs and specially commissioned illustrations make it easy to reproduce the dishes.

Eastern and Western Christians share a rich spiritual heritage in the Hours of Prayer—the brief services of praise and psalmody that mark the... More

On September 18, 1999, His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios was enthroned as the sixth Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. Certainly, this historic and majestic event was the beginning of a new era for the Church in America. It was also the inauguration of an archpastoral ministry that would be both an embodiment and a bearer of a call to faith. This volume is a select compilation of addresses and lectures over the first five years of the Archbishop's ministry that highlight this call.

Never before has a single book included the teachings of the Early Church Fathers arranged by subject covering over 800 issues from Ablution, Abortion,... More

Michael Harper, known to many American Christians as a longtime leader in the evangelical and charismatic movements in the Church of England, now comes before us in a new role: as a convert to the Orthodox Church.

Writing in the ancient desert tradition of short meditations on a spiritual theme, Bishop Seraphim explores what community means and how unity between human beings is truly possible.

This book presents a rich collection of key texts from the Fathers and early councils setting out what was expected in moral and educational terms from... More

A companion to the Greek New Testament, with discussion based on the 4th edition apparatus. GBS, Stuttgart, New York, 1994. Flexcover, maroon color. Page count: xiv, 16,696. Measurements: 7 1/2 in. x 5 1/8 in.

In this candid, thought-provoking account, seventeen-year-old Marjorie Corbman teaches the rest of us something about faith. She recounts her own experiences as well as those of many of her friends, dismantling with remarkable transparency and grace the misconceptions surrounding today's teenagers.