The author examines the reforms within the Roman Catholic Church and urges the Orthodox to consider the consequences of uniting with a church so radically different in dogma and spirit.

A little known aspect of Reformation history is the contacts that were made between the immediate successors of Luther and the Greek Orthodox Church.

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

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.

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.

A spiritual treasure chest, this is the first volume in the much awaited translation from the French original.

This Life of St. George is especially appropriate for children and is very attractively written.

A translation of the Historia monachorum in Aegypto, giving eye witness accounts of the lives and teaching of the fourth century Desert Fathers.

Acquire the spirit of peace and thousands around you will be saved.

An alphabetical listing of Saints names giving the history and meaning of the name as well as the date of commemoration.

Has sections on salvation, prayer, monasticism, etc; showing St. Seraphim to be a model for all these.

The lives of Saints Efstathius and Theopistie and their children and the Holy Martyr Sophia and her three children. An inspiration for all families.

This is an inspiring account of the life of a very ordinary but devout Russian Orthodox priest.

A short life of this popular fourth century Cypriot saint who participated in the first council of Nicaea and whose relics now rest on the island of Corfu.