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Christ is Risen!!

Welcome to Bright Week. Greet everyone with, Christ is Risen!! Here are the readings for this week. Epistle: Acts 1:1-8 … More

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Insanity… or demons?

Do you ever have issues with people in your life? I do. Not all of my family are Orthodox. A … More

demonic influences, forgiveness, healing, health, love, mental illness, pain suffering, peace, prayer, Reading, silence, sin, works

Myrrh bearing women

Lord, Jesus Christ Son of God have mercy on me and give me the strength & courage of a myrrh … More

courgae, icons, myrrh bearing women, peace, prayer, strength, women

Sunday of the Ladder

When your friendships are based in worldly views, ideas, and conversations, people tend to get ‘itchy’ around you when you … More

biblical truth, God's standard, Great Lent, healing, icons, love, Orthodox Christianity, peace, personal rights vs. God's will, prayer, read, Reading, silence, sin, Sunday of the Ladder, women, works

A prayer that was answered

A friend of mine told me a story recently. A woman she knew had recently been converted to Orthodox Christianity. … More

family, God's will in our lives, icons, mothers, obedience, Orthodox Christianity, prayer, purity, sanctification

As Lent continues

I am still keeping up with the, Journey to Pascha pdf our church sent out to the parishioners. How are … More

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The power of prayer

Wow. Just… WOW. Kevin Smith, a Hollywood director, had the same kind of blockage my husband had in his heart … More

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I’m falling in love with quiet

Proverbs 17:1 Better is a dry morsel with quiet than a house full of feasting with strife. Being quiet for, … More

healing, icons, peace, prayer, read, Reading, silence, sin

The Last Judgement

This week is last Judgement week. Our activities this week are to:1. Give up meat, 2. Pray facing east. Jesus … More

healing, icons, kids, last Judgement, leadership, love, Orthodox Christianity, prayer, Prayer Corner, praying, read, silence, worship

Don’t run until you can walk

I went exploring today. No, not outside. I went looking for Orthodox Christian blogs. I found some good stuff, I … More

healing, love one another, mysticism, peace, pray, prayer

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St. Innocent of Alaska

"Do not be careless. Pray as much as you can - more frequently and more fervently. Prod yourself - force yourself to do so, for the Kingdom of God is taken by force. You will never attain it without forcing yourself." ~ Saint Innocent of Alaska

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The Christian Life IS a Monastic Life

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