A brief introduction by an Orthodox deacon to the how and why's of Christian meditation in a contemporary non monastic environment.

The experiences of an Anglican Franciscan hermit and an Anglican bishop when they prayed the ancient Orthodox Jesus Prayer together for a week at Glasshampton Monastery.

A valuable and conscise introduction to the teaching of the 5th century desert father Isaiah of Scetis. Touches on many themes of relevance today such as prayer, community and spiritual direction.

A new English translation which makes freshly accessible one of the most influential Latin collections of the sayings of the early monastics of Egypt, Palestine and Syria.

A collection of articles previously unpublished in English, which explores the theme of encounter: between God and man, God and the Church and the Church and the world.

A collection of articles previously unpublished in English, which explores the theme of encounter: between God and man, God and the Church and the Church and the world.

These are brief extracts from the spiritual talks of Fr. Sophrony, founder of the Monastery of St. John the Baptist, Essex These extracts, nourished by the Word of God and by the writings of the Ascetic Fathers, are in the truest sense both evangelical and "philokalian".

An important reflection on authentic parish life in the modern world, plus an exhortation to Alexander Solzhenitsyn and a talk on Godliness.

In a convenient pocket size with black leatherette binding. Gives an overview and explanation of the Orthodox liturgy followed by the full text in Greek and English with explanatory notes inserted in red ink.

Alphabetical listing of "problems" together with Orthodox saints of both East and West known to be concerned therewith.

Relevant, concise and straight to the point. Every Christian should read it.

Sections include, forms of experiences, false experiences and authentic experiences

The author is the founder of the Monastery of St. Gregory Palamas in Greece. In this series, progressively being translated from Greek he expounds key themes from the Philokalia thereby teaching the Orthodox tradition of prayer..

An examination of the problem of pain from an Orthodox perspective, showing in a pastorally sensitive way how behind all trials we can see the merciful hand of God.

An eloquent setting forth of the wonders of God in the material and the spiritual creation. Christ is shown as the greatest miracle of all whose wonders are made known.

No Christian is immune from suggestive thoughts seeking to lead them away from God.