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[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

The photo that lost radio’s ‘Bible Answer Man’ thousands of listeners

Tim Funk

A photo of the April ceremony started popping up on evangelical news sites. Within a week, the “Bible Answer Man” had lost many of his listeners.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

“I finally felt at Home in my Homeland” (+Video)

Interview with Yulia Posashko, a former Baptist

Priest George Maximov, Julia Posashko

The guest of today’s program is Yulia Posashko, a former Baptist.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

The Irish soldier who became an Orthodox priest

The priest believes that breaking down language and nationality barriers is very important for a modern religion, especially when attracting young individuals.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

“I Ran Out of the catholic Church, Vowing Never to Return" (Includes Video)

Interview with Priest Sergius Labunsky, Former Catholic

Priest George Maximov, Priest Sergius Labunsky

Today the guest of Father George’s program is Priest Sergius Labunsky. His adolescent interest in Medieval Europe initially led him to a Catholic church and even to a Catholic monastery, but eventually he found the path to the true Orthodox faith.

[English Edition / Orthodoxy Today]

Unfunny Baptism

Archpriest Sergey Adodin

And do you know what is the funniest thing in the sacrament of baptism? No, that's not a mistake, I explicitly wrote "funny". People who were told nothing about this sacrament and about the spiritual life in general smile at the comical aspect of the situation at every baptism.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

Sergei Bednenko: “I realized that God was looking after me” (Includes Video)

Priest George Maximov, Sergei Bednenko

It happened during my second long-term business trip overseas. I was already a military man, getting ready to become a professional intelligence officer.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

Paralyzed iconographer Sergei Kozlov: “My disability is an invaluable gift from above”

Galina Minakovo

Sergei is totally paralyzed except for his head, neck and shoulders. By our hero’s own admission, nothing remained for him but to learn how to do something with the muscles that still had some potential for movement. This desire proved to be enough to find his calling in life. His sole chance to maintain contact with the world was via the computer, and his old friend Igor Sitnikov, now living in Canada, encouraged him to paint icons. His friend’s idea found a place in his heart, and besides, he had always drawn well, although, admittedly, it is hard to imagine with what difficulty Sergei could do this!

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

“What kind of a Professor are you, if you don’t know the Lord’s Prayer?” (Includes Video)

Businessman Teymuraz Kristinashvili speaks of his journey to God

Priest George Maximov, Teymuraz Kristinashvili

Teymuraz Kristinashvili, a guest of Spas TV program My Path to God, will tell us about his journey to God and how a nun’s humble prayer overcame the resentment of a sick person. We will hear about the miracles and inexplicable events that happened with his family and learn how a businessman can enter the Heavenly Kingdom.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

A Calvinist Anglican Converts to Orthodoxy

Mark Bradshaw, Fr. Joseph Gleason

Priest Joseph Gleason (Antiochian Archdiocese of the U.S.) talks about his radical journey from free-flowing Protestantism to hardline Calvinism, and finally home, to Orthodoxy.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

“I understood that there was no Truth in what I was doing” (includes Video)

Interview with Ivan Katanayev, a former skinhead

Why do patriotic young men turn into followers of Nazi ideology? What is the difference between Russian and European skinheads? What makes Neo-Paganism attractive to soccer fans? Is it easy to overcome prejudice toward Christianity? Do we need to preach Christianity in the streets? These are the topics of the interview with Ivan Katanayev.

[English Edition / Education]

Did you really see God?

Priest Alexei Zabelin

Faith, as the knowledge of God, Whom my eyes have seen and my hands have touched, Whom I have come to know with all my senses, as He was with me in sorrow and joy—we can only talk about such faith with young people out of personal experience of a meeting with God. This experience of meeting God first transforms the person himself, and then he has something to share with others—the joy of personal transformation.

[English Edition / Orthodoxy Today]

A Teenager’s Meeting With God

Archpriest Alexander Ovcharenko

In the teenage years a person finds himself at the crossroads: He is reevaluating what his parents have already managed to teach him, is looking for his “own way”, his own approach to truth. How can we talk to young people about the Church? How can we find the right words and not drive him away? How must we ourselves spiritually prepare ourselves for this dialogue, which is not so simple?

[English Edition / Orthodoxy Around the World]

Keeping the light burning

Bishop Innocentios of Burundi and Rwanda

Our mission and vision is to spread the light of Orthodoxy in Burundi and Rwanda, where it seems to have a bright future.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

Priest's spiritual path leads him to St. George Greek Orthodox Church

Sarah Whitman

He referred to himself as an atheist.

[English Edition / Orthodoxy Today]

One-man monastery takes root in Williamston

The 48-year-old retired Air Force lieutenant colonel — whose specialty in space operations included work on five space shuttle missions — traded in his military uniform for the dark garb of an Orthodox monk about three years ago.

[English Edition / Orthodoxy Around the World]

Who is so great a god as our God?

Bishop Panteleimon of Brazzaville and Gabon

Personally speaking, I had to come to the African equator, a place not purely Christian, in order to see things “in practice”. I had to go to places which either had never heard of Christ before, or if they had, they had heard, seen and lived everything through the prism of heresies and the schism.

[English Edition / Orthodoxy Around the World]

The Apostolic Diamonds in the Country of Gemstones

Therefore, how can the faithful and baptized Christian in Africa be initiated into the great mysteries of the Divine Revelation when there are no books in his mother tongue, or even if there are some, he does not read any?

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

“I was afraid to tell my jewish Father that we were baptized.”

Interview with Margarita Kaplun, a Jew who converted to Orthodoxy

The guest of today’s program is Margarita Kaplun, of Jewish descent and a daughter of an Assistant Rabbi. After personally experiencing the power of praying to Our Lord Jesus Christ, she was baptized and led her parents to faith.

[English Edition / Coming to Orthodoxy]

Humility and Regret in My Journey to Orthodoxy

Scott Lewis

To any of my Protestant brothers or sisters who seek a deeper walk with God and think the original Church died out like we were all taught, then find the nearest Orthodox church and visit it with an open heart. You will not regret it.

[English Edition / Orthodoxy Today]

In Eton I became a Christian

Constantine Beliy, David Wei

At the end of August 2016, ten students of Britain’s prestigious Eton College visited Moscow and Saint Petersburg. We asked of the main organizers of the trip, David Wei, to tell us about his path to Christ.

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