On December 17, Christ the Savior Orthodox Church presented “An Appalachian Christmas” in Heritage Hall on the grounds of Heritage Farm Museum and Village in Huntington, West Virginia. This candlelit concert of traditional Christmas music was performed by the combined choir of Christ the Savior and Holy Cross Monastery, both located in nearby Wayne, West […]
“Southerners Can’t Be Orthodox”
By Rebecca Dillingham Never, never, never let anyone tell you that, in order to be Orthodox, you must be Eastern. The West was fully Orthodox for a thousand years, and her venerable liturgy is far older than any of her heresies. — St. John Maximovitch There’s a contingent of haters – dare I say, a […]
Moving Beyond Southern Ecumenism
By Walt Garlington While there remain some flinty, hardened Baptists, Presbyterians, Pentecostals, and others here in Dixie, the general religious tendency among Southerners – owing to their innate hospitality and graciousness – is towards a form of Christian ecumenism, in which the Christian believer stands above all the various Christian traditions and partakes of what […]
A Lost Cause, Redeemed
By Elizabeth Condra It was the summer of 2015, if memory serves, when my mother posed me and my sister in front of the monument of the fallen Confederate soldier on the town square. The monument towered above the oak trees and dour Spanish moss, and despite the oppressively humid environs, my smile was bright. […]
Divining the Dream Machine
Finally available is our third essay: “Divining the Dream Machine: Science-Fiction, Hollywood, & the Technology of Antichrist” by Thomas Millary. As president of the Decoding Culture Foundation and co-host of the Psyop Cinema podcast, Mr. Millary specializes in the study of cultural engineering. He has an academic background in religious studies, concentrating on American countercultural […]
Inaugural Conference: Dr. Carlton’s Speech
Click the image above to view Dr. Clark Carlton’s speech from the Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship’s Inaugural Conference which was held on September 16, 2023, in Tobaccoville, NC. The purpose of the gathering was to bring together like-minded Orthodox Christians, catechumens, and inquirers from across the South (and a few beyond) to discuss Orthodox evangelization of the […]
Appalachian Orthodoxy
We are pleased to share with y’all this video from Holy Cross Monastery in Wayne, West Virginia. The exquisite production is as a fundraiser for their worthy construction project – to build a new temple and “lay a lasting foundation for Orthodoxy in America” – and tells the fascinating history of this monastery “hidden in […]
Inaugural Conference: Fr. Mark’s Speech
Click the image above to view Fr. Mark Mancuso’s speech from the Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship’s Inaugural Conference which was held on September 16, 2023, in Tobaccoville, NC. The purpose of the gathering was to bring together like-minded Orthodox Christians, catechumens, and inquirers from across the South (and a few beyond) to discuss Orthodox evangelization of […]
Haints & Orthodoxy
By Olga Sibert haint: Southern colloquialismdef., ghost, apparition, lost soul. We Orthodox believe a lot of things, we are defined by our beliefs, but perhaps we are also defined by what we don’t believe in. We don’t believe in ghosts stalking graveyards or rattling chains down dark hallways. The only ghost we believe in is the Holy Ghost. However, here in […]
Inaugural Conference: Dr. Livingston’s Speech
Click the image above to view Dr. Donald W. Livingston’s speech from the Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship’s Inaugural Conference which was held on September 16, 2023, in Tobaccoville, NC. The purpose of the gathering was to bring together like-minded Orthodox Christians, catechumens, and inquirers from across the South (and a few beyond) to discuss Orthodox evangelization of […]
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