When you became an Orthodox Christian, you received the Holy Spirit who will direct your decisions and direction. Call it this GPS (God’s Positioning System).

Don’t worry about doing something wrong, not fitting in, or “ruining” the parish or the services because of misbehaviors or mishaps. Come to serve, come to grow, come to love, and come to learn.

Orthodox Christianity is Not an Identity by Archpriest Andrew Stephen Damick

The significance of the Cross of Christ can be understood only when looking out from the empty tomb towards Golgotha.

The Journey to Pascha: A Reflection by Fr Yanni Michaelidis

The Orthodox Church sets a high bar for how we are to live out what we believe. Christ did not set a low bar, not for Himself, not for us. He gave EVERYTHING for us, because what more can a person give than HIS OWN LIFE?!

DO WE BELIEVE?; Have we made room, in our hearts for the Coming King? A Reflection by Fr Yanni Michaelidis

Christ was born for us, that He might be born in us! Please wherever your travels take you this holiday season take some time Christmas Eve or Christmas Day to come to Church to thank our Heavenly Father for the Greatest gift we have ever received... Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

....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