Eastern Orthodox Christianity: Background Info

Baylor University

The Society welcomes as members Orthodox Christians who reside in North America and are teaching theology at an institution of higher learning or are engaged in serious theological work or research.

[electronic resource] See the LINUS record via this link for a list of articles contained in this recent set, including articles by noted Orthodox scholars.

by Frederica Mathewes-Green

From Fotios K. Litsas at the University of Illinois, this vocabulary may be helpful in decoding your reading, repeated themes and describing the elements of an icon.

Alaska's Digital Archives presents a wealth of historical photographs, albums, oral histories, etc., which includes a significant amount of materails on the Russian Orthodox Church in North America.

The Complete Text by St. John Damascene

Adopted from ‘The Mystery of Faith’ by Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev, Russian Orthodox Church

by Rev. George Mastrantonis

Large number of important Orthodox Church Reference titles.

"A vast online article repository, with over 700 articles and 6,000 printed pages.: Includes Orthodox religious calendar and daily liturgical readings, sections on Orthodox life and practice.

George Dion Dragas, University of Durham
Greek Orthodox Theological Review, 26-3, 1981

OrthodoxWiki is in no way affiliated with Wikipedia. It does, however, use the same wiki software, models some of its structure on Wikipedia, and has derived some of its articles from there under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.

The Society for Orthodox Christian History in the Americas

This photo gallery brings you no less than 1867 pictures of different orthodox sights.

From the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America

Also known as the Catechism of St. Philaret (Drozdov) of Moscow

An introduction to the Eastern Orthodox Faith.

by Vladimir Lossky

Short Eastern Orthodox Encyclopedia