Richard Hines and Jim Jatras discuss a common critique of Orthodoxy as being a foreign religion which is too unfamiliar and peculiar for the largely Protestant South. Hines, a convert, and Jatras, a cradle Orthodox Christian, each brings his own unique experience to the conversation. Hines was a former member of the House of Representatives in […]
3rd Conference: Panel with Frs. John & Gabriel
Frs. Gabriel Weller and John Whiteford discuss parish planting in the South. With their unique experiences of being priests and shepherding flocks in the Old Dominion and Lone Star State respectively, the good fathers share wisdom on a topic which is extremely relevant as the Church continues to grow in Dixie. Fr. Gabriel is an Archpriest […]
3rd Conference: Fr. Turbo’s Speech
Fr. Turbo Qualls is the rector of St. Mary of Egypt Serbian Orthodox Church in Kansas City, Missouri. He is an iconographer and is also spiritual director for both the Convent of the Mother of God Seeker of the Lost, an urban monastic community, and the Mount Tabor School of Liberal Arts, which provides classical education rooted in Orthodox […]
3rd Conference: Jay Dyer’s Speech
Jay Dyer, host of the Jay’s Analysis, is an author, comedian, and podcaster known for his deep analysis on Hollywood, geopolitics, culture, philosophy, and theology. The prolific content creator and Tennessee native has also hosted The Alex Jones Show for the past three years, and has been featured on influential platforms like Tucker Carlson and Timcast and in discussions with some of […]
3rd Conference: Buck Johnson & Dcn. Patrick Mitchell
Buck Johnson’s interview with Protodeacon Patrick Mitchell centered on “Orthobros”: a much-bandied-about moniker within the Orthosphere and one occasionally mentioned in the dinosaur media. What exactly is this phenomenon? Is it an ad hominem meant to further castigate men and malign manly sick souls in need of the hospital? Or is it just an innocent […]
3rd Conference: Rebecca Dillingham’s Speech
Rebecca Dillingham’s presentation addressed Virginia’s foundational role in shaping both Southern and American identity, the enduring legacy of Philip Ludwell III, and the meaning of the Southern ethnos and why it is uniquely ripe for Orthodox enculturation and for evangelization of our neighbors, communities, and homeland. A transcript of her speech is available here. Rebecca […]
3rd Conference: Met. Jonah’s Speech
Met. Jonah (Paffhausen) is rector of St Herman’s and abbot of St. Demetrios of Thessaloniki Monastery in Spotsylvania, Virginia. His Eminence also serves the Holy Archangels Orthodox Foundation. In 2008, he became the first Orthodox convert to be elected as primate of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA), and since 2015, Vladika has been a bishop in the Russian […]
Arlyn Kantz on “Barrel Aged Faith”
Fellowship friend Arlyn Kantz was a guest on Cassian King’s popular podcast Barrel Aged Faith. The two discuss Kantz’s book “A Walk Through Acts: An Overview of the Acts of the Apostles in 26 Lessons,” which can be used for Sunday school, as a homeschool curriculum for children ages 5 to 12, or even as […]
Conference 2.0: Dr. Clark Carlton’s Speech
At last year’s two-day Texas conference, Dr. Clark Carlton — 25-plus-year philosophy professor, author of “The Faith” Series, and Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship co-founder and editorial director — delivered a poignant speech comparing the social and political implications of religious iconoclasm to the profound spiritual implications of civic iconoclasm. Conference 2.0 largely focused on the rich heritage […]
Conference 2.0: Jim Jatras’s Speech
Jim Jatras — retired DC-based attorney, political analyst, media and government affairs specialist, and unapologetic “unReconstructed Byzantine” and Virginia gentleman — delivered at scorching speech at our Conference 2.0 held last year in Lockhart, Texas. The event largely focused on the rich heritage of Southern and Orthodox art and music, and the continuity between the […]
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