Akathist to King, Saint and Prophet Solomon
This profound service of praise honors the wise Old Testament ruler as a type of Christ, seeker of wisdom, builder of the Temple, and penitent sinner who returned to God.
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An Orthodox Akathist is a standing hymn of prayer and praise in Orthodox Christianity, meaning “not sitting” in Greek, and refers to devotional hymns dedicated to Christ, the Virgin Mary, or various saints. These Orthodox Akathists are available in English for the first time, having recently translated by Maxim from the original language.
Akathist to Righteous Job the Long-Suffering
Honor St. Job’s unwavering faith amid profound trials. This Akathist offers spiritual comfort and inspiration for those enduring suffering, illness, or hardship.
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Akathist to Saint Prophet Elisha
Prophet, miracle worker, scourge of the worshippers of the demon Baal, heir to the prophet Elijah – Holy Elisha pray for us!
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Akathist to Saint Aaron the High Priest
Saint Aaron – brother of Moses, prophet, and founder of the priesthood of Israel. Chosen by God Himself to offer sacrifices for the people. Righteous Aaron, intercede for us!
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Akathist to Saint Prophet Moses
Moses heard God’s voice, performed miracles by His grace, received His laws, and led His people to freedom. May Holy Moses intercede for us before the Throne of God!
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Akathist to Righteous and Saint Melchizedek, the King of Salem
Melchizedek was a king of Salem (later Jerusalem) and a priest of God Most High, mentioned in Genesis and in Hebrews. He blesses Abraham and is used to describe Jesus as a priest forever in his order.
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Akathist to Saint Jude Thaddeus – Patron Saint of Impossible Causes and Desperate Situations
Brother of Christ and mighty martyr, Holy Apostle Jude Thaddeus helper in times of anxiety and despair. He originally rejected Christ, but became an enduring example of repentance.
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Akathist to the Holy 24 Elders from the Book of Revelation
Worship of God takes place in Heaven, as we have been shown in the Book of Revelation. This Akathist honors the 24 Elders described by St. John as being before the Throne of God.
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The Orthodox Psalter of Jesus
A Hesychastic-style prayer based on the repetition of the Name of Jesus made for people who do not have enough time to pray the full Psalter.
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Canticle of the Holy Spirit
Christians believe in One God, eternally existing in Three Divine Persons. How often, however, do we pray to the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Giver of Life?
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