A sterling silver ring engraved with a slightly abbreviated form of the Jesus Prayer in Greek: "Kyrie Ihsou Xriste, Eleison me" Available as a women's band in sizes 6-9, and as a men's band in sizes 9-12.

Just released: The eagerly awaited recording by Cappella Romana—the renowned international ensemble of Byzantine chanters — with Fr. Meletios Webber, priest, and Fr. John Chryssavgis, deacon.

Through very vivid, dogmatically correct illustrations, and supportive explanations we learn, together with our children, much of what every Orthodox Christian needs to know in order to pray with love.

A fully illustrated Synaxarion of saints in the field, including: St Mercurius St Theodore The Recruit St Artemius St Eustathios and the...

Two essays, "Love and Sexuality in the Image of Divine Love" and "The Sacrament of Marriage: The Orthodox Service" introduce the reader to the Orthodox perspective on this all-important issue. With extensive excerpts from twenty-two Church fathers and modern Orthodox theologians.

John Thomas’ intimate work documents the Sacred Holy Week services of the Orthodox Church. The journey climaxes into the most hopeful day of all Christianity – Easter commonly referred to as “Pascha”. Each day of Holy Week captures both the community’s prayerful participation and the spirituality of each service as experienced by the faithful worldwide.

Song of the Talanton, a soft cover picture book with an accompanying audio CD, takes a unique look at Eastern Orthodox monasticism, focusing on prayer, silence and watchfulness. At the moment of sunrise, a pilgrim visiting a women s monastery senses Christ's mystical presence in the rhythmic call of the talanton. Song of the Talanton teaches children to listen and to be ready for God's presence.

A hermit had a vision, a proud and selfish governor was stricken with paralysis, and a princess lay dying. All these events were part of a plan - God's plan - to bring the very first icon of the Mother of God, painted by the Evangelist Luke himself, from the emperor's palace in Constantinople to a new home on Cyprus.

In chronological order, the lives of nearly 500 saints of the Orthodox Church, simply and briefly told for the general reader. Covers the liturgucal period of July 1-Sep 30

Within these pages a younger generation of Orthodox scholars in America takes up the perennial task of transmitting the meaning of Christianity to a particular time and culture. This collection of twelve essays, as the title Thinking Through Faith implies, is the result of six years of reflective conversation and collaboration regarding core beliefs of the Orthodox faith, tenets that the authors present from fresh perspectives that appeal to reason and spiritual sensibilities alike.