In the lockdown caused by this pandemic we have opportunities to see what’s really important. Edna encourages us to notice this now, and cherish these important things later when we resume our normal lives.
The Long Suffering of Job
How are we to react when suffering immensely for seemingly no reason? Jacob explores this question through looking at the Book of Job.
When Science Runs Out
In this article, Angie explores faith in the age of science. How do we as Christians move forward when unexpected disease and pestilence threaten our health and existence? Looking at Lazarus and the paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda, she finds inspiration for faith and peace in our current time.
For the Life of the World
What is the purpose of Holy Communion when we are not able to attend church? Jacob discusses this issue with a theological perspective.
A Messier Lent Than Expected
This Lent has turned out so much differently than anticipated. Kh. Faith writes about where she is currently finding peace and how she is coping during the current pandemic.
Comfort and Mercy
Navigating the upheaval caused by COVID-19 is difficult for all of us, but Edna encourages us to look for God’s comfort and mercy during this time.
COVID-19 and Obedience to the Bishop
What is our role as Orthodox Christians during the COVID-19 pandemic? Jacob discusses this topic through a theological lens.
Seeking Peace
As she struggles to navigate the troubled waters of the COVID-19 pandemic, Angie shares scriptures, prayers, and wisdom from the saints which have helped her find peace and comfort.
Hopes for a Messy Lent
What does the transition between Winter and Spring look like? Kh. Faith shares how watching these changes has given her perspective on the healing process and shaped her desires for this Lent.
Paleo + Vegan = God Only Knows
Angie writes about fasting with her heart when following the letter of the fast is not always possible.
A Place of Refuge
Feeling fearful lately? Where do you find a place of refuge? Edna brigs us along on her parent’s journey to find safety generations ago.
Our God is a Consuming Fire
Guest Author, Sub-Deacon Matthew reflects on the icon of the last judgement and the meaning of the river of fire in the book of Daniel.
Of Whom I am First
Khouria Faith explores the meaning of the phrase “Of Whom I am First” in the pre-communion prayer during the Divine Liturgy.
Dying With Christ
Why do Orthodox Christians go to such lengths to observe Holy Week with multiple services per day? Join Jacob as he discusses our participation in the death and resurrection of Christ during Holy Week.
The Light of the World
Astronaut Michael Collins didn’t walk on the moon, but from his vantage point in Apollo 11 he gained a unique perspective on the light of the sun. How could that relate to our perspective of Christ as the Light of the World? Join Edna to find out.
Hopes for a Messy Lent
What does the transition between Winter and Spring look like? Kh. Faith shares how watching these changes has given her perspective on the healing process and shaped her desires for this Lent.
Invasion of the Screens
Angie writes on the struggle of keeping balance in her home with teenaged boys. In this article, she shares what her family is doing to offset the screen culture so prevalent with middle and high school boys. Read along as she encourages you with funny stories of her family's history and strategies in managing the Black Box Monsters.
Invasion of the Screens
Angie writes on the struggle of keeping balance in her home with teenaged boys. In this article, she shares what her family is doing to offset the screen culture so prevalent with middle and high school boys. Read along as she encourages you with funny stories of her family's history and strategies in managing the Black Box Monsters.
The Lamb's Eyes
Come with Edna as she explores why the restoration of a 15th century masterpiece, The Adoration of the Lamb, is ruffling some feathers.
The Holy Grief of St. Xenia
St. Xenia's loss of her husband at a young age transformed her life and ultimately led her to sainthood. Kh. Faith shares St. Xenia's story and discusses how it challenges and encourages her in her own spiritual life.