Eastern Orthodoxy

The Ukrainian Orthodox Church is one of several Eastern Orthodox Churches in the world, with a history that dates to the medieval period.

A sacred bond of love and grace — marriage and family reflect God’s eternal design for unity, holiness, and salvation in Orthodox tradition.

The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is a living expression of ancient faith, rooted in deep conviction and unbroken tradition in context.

Learn about why the Orthodox Church honors shared spiritual leadership instead of a single supreme pope with Orthodox historical context.

The Patriarch of Alexandria is the title given to the bishop who serves as the head of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Alexandria, Egypt.

Learn how Eastern Orthodoxy is led through autocephalous churches, bishops and synods, and why no single patriarch functions like a pope.

A sacred term shaped by time, truth, and tradition — discover how “Orthodox” came to define fidelity in both form and faith in context.

Encounter the ancient heartbeat of the Church — Orthodox Christian spirituality is a path of union, humility, and divine presence.

A sacred ascent into divine life — discover how Orthodoxy’s healing vision of salvation differs from legal and forensic Western views.

Bartholomew I is the current Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople and has held this position since November 2, 1991 in Orthodox practice.

Learn about the Role of Icons in Eastern Orthodox Worship, covering symbolism and religious use, role and significance, traditional use.

Learn about Orthodox Churches in America: A Testament to Faith and Tradition, including history and origins, modern relevance, practice.