Wrapping Up 2021 and Welcome to 2022
The year 2021 was a challenging one, but if we learn the right lessons, perhaps 2022 can be when we Orthodox help make a real difference.
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Apostolic Boldness from Abbot Tryphon: God Arranges Everything for Our Salvation
Abbot Tryphon is 76, and has decided against the COVID jabs. The Abbot believes the pandemic is from the Devil, and that evidence about the effects of the jabs is being suppressed.
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Webinar – The Journey Through Pandemia: Where are we now? How close are we to getting out?
Webinar with live Q&A featuring a distinguished panel of MDs, priests, and lawyers to guide Orthodox Christians forward in the pandemic.
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Not So Bold Leadership from Archbishop Michael of NY and NJ
Our society is in freefall. At Christmas, as we celebrate the Incarnation of Jesus Christ, we need hope in our Churches, not masks and fear.
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Bold Orthodox Leadership is Necessary to Avoid the COVID Backlash
The pandemic is over. People are rejecting the COVID narrative. A major backlash is brewing among an angry populace. Will Orthodoxy also suffer?
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4 Predictions for the Orthodox
The world is changing at a rapid pace, but within Orthodoxy, change is coming to restore traditions we have lost but desperately need.
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Is the COVID Coalition Collapsing Along with the Pandemic Narrative?
The announcement of the new Merck and Pfizer drugs to treat COVID is a game-changer. The official narrative will crumble as the coalition sustaining it fragments.
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Orthodox Christian COVID Heroes
For American Orthodox Christians, it often seems that all of our bishops accept/enforce the COVID narrative. There are heroes that don’t.
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It’s Time to Go
After years of misbehavior by the Ecumenical Patriarch and Archbishop Elpidophoros, a former Anglican explains leaving his Greek parish.
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Where Have We heard These Promises Before?
Mankind has fallen for the lie before that we can save ourselves and improve on what God has provided through our own efforts.
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