....you are always setting the example. The question is this: what kind of example are you setting. A reflection by Rev Christopher P Foustoukos

We too must come to see the light, to meet the light, to follow the light, and be transformed by the light. and to do so early and often in our lives, so that as we come into ourselves slowly we can do so appropriately all the way through, and not be humbled, but rather be humble and meek in our reliance on Christ. A reflection by Rev Yanni Michaelidis

When was the last time you sat down in the quiet of your room and asked Christ what He want for you and your life? A reflection by Rev Christopher P Foustoukos

I propose that it’s exactly this lack of focus on the little things, that limits the depths of our repentance, which is a big thing, a very big thing.....by Fr Yanni Michaelidis

The spiritual nature of the parish defines the style of the parish as a religious institution when the following factors are working together: vital worship, effective Christian education and meaningful ministries...By Fr Christopher P Foustoukos

The best place to begin speaking about the faith is at the end. We need to know what we’re working toward so we can talk about how to accomplish our goals. The Christian Orthodox faith is a long-term commitment and a long term process and way of life and being....by Fr Yanni Michaelidis

The Church as the body of Christ carries us beyond our petty and worldly concerns, stretching our vision to the eternal and the heavenly as we ascend together to worship the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. by Fr Christopher P Foustoukos

"Pascha is the Feast of Feasts, the Triumph of Triumphs, and in the Orthodox Church, Pascha is not listed among the Twelve Great Feasts, but it stands individually above them all". Pascha 2022 by Fr Christopher P Foustoukos

Matthew 5:43 - Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you...by Fr Alexander Karloutsos, Protopresbyter of the Ecumenical Patriarchate

Then Jesus told them a parable about their need to pray always and not to lose heart. (Luke 18:1)