Author:  DUBLIN AGREED STATEMENT 1984  

#:  1998  

Eight years of discussions on prayer and worship, the Trinity and tradition.  

Author:  FR. JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  2848  

The editorials reprinted here concern Orthodox unity in America and the basic principles of Church structure.  

Author:  FR. JOHN MEYENDORFF  

#:  2849  

  

Author:  FR. MICHAEL OLEKSA  

#:  388  

Orthodox missionary monks recognise as integral to their mission the defence of the Native peoples. An excellent text showing the sanctification of land and people as the goals of authentic Christian mission.  

Author:  J ERICKSON AND J BORELI  

#:  1526  

This book examines the history of official Orthodox / Roman Catholic dialogue. It considers the issues which have been addressed and what has been accomplished. John Erikson is Professor of Canon Law at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Seminary.  

Author:  emil tachiaos , anthony  

#:  3498  

At the height of the tumultuous developments taking place in Central and Eastern Europe in the ninth century, two Greek missionaries from Thesalonica came to the fore. Their work of acculturation among the Slavs, had a far-reaching and lasting changes upon European life. This book looks back over the life and work of these two outstanding figures and analyzes their ecclesiastical and cultural mission. Their presence in the Crimea was closely bound up with several aspects of Byzantium's ecclesiastical policy and programs of acculturation, and also with the Russians' first encounter with Christianity.  

Author:  Edited by S. T. Kimbrough Jr.  

#:  4560  

Arising out of a consultation of Orthodox and Methodist scholars, clergy and laity this book explores the roots of spirituality in both traditions focusing on the themes of holiness and perfection. It discusses the influence of the Eastern Church upon John and Charles Wesley and the common foundational ground upon which the Wesleys and many of the Eastern fathers stood.   

Author:  ARCHBISHOP ANASTASIOS (YANNOULATOS)  

#:  5289  

An important contribution to the growing debate about "globalisation" and its impact upon modern life and culture. Orthodoxy is often wrongly understood as being of only limited cultural significance rather then as possessing truth of universal importance. Here it is shown to be startlingly relevant to the questions raised by globalisation. Draws upon the writers wide experience as a Bishop of the Church who has served in Greece and East Africa and most recently as Archbishop of Albania, reviving church life there after decades of atheistic suppression.  

Author:  JOHN GARVEY  

#:  8164  

Provides a concise introduction to the world's great religious traditions. Whilst exploring the seeds of truth found in all of them the author upholds the Orthodox Church's claim to be the only place where salvation in all its fulness may be found."This book offers a solid introduction to interfaith relations, in which encounters among diverse faiths offer both challenges to peaceful coexistence and opportunities for fruitful exchange."-Dr Antonios Kireopoulos, Associate General Secretary for International Affairs and Peace, National Council of Christian Churches USA  

Author:  FR. ALEXANDER SCHMEMANN  

#:  1997  

Father Alexander reflects on Orthodoxy in the West in this collection of insightful essays. Orthodox mentality and lifestyle is radically different from contemporary culture.  

Author:  FR THEODORE PULCINI  

#:  501  

A former Roman Catholic examines the issues: papal authority, the filioque, new dogmas, that led him to Orthodoxy.  

Author:  MICHAEL WHELTON  

#:  8338  

For any meaningful dialogue to take place between the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches a clear understanding of their distinctive theology and world view is needed. This modest work, written in a popular and accessible style, seeks to provide just that. Following his own personal journey, the author, a British convert to Orthodoxy, explores some of the historical and theological issues which divide the two Churches. He then examines the attitude of the early Eastern Saints to the Papacy and finally devotes a chapter to typical Roman Catholic questions about the Orthodox Church, dealing in particular with divorce and remarriage.  

Author:  Stephen Neil  

#:  185  

Perhaps the most comprehensive overview of Christian missions ever written. Of particular Orthodox interest is the material on Macarii of the Altai and Nicholas of Japan.