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 […]
Questions Asked, Wisdom Offered
After his full speech at last year’s Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship Conference 2.0 in lovely Lockart, Texas, Fr. Peter Heers considers and responds to various questions from attendees. This video is a compilation of some of his thoughtful answers.
The Cross of Parish Life
After his full speech at last year’s 2nd annual conference in Texas, Fellowship board member Ben Dixon explains the purpose of our organization and what Southern Orthodox missionaries should focus on first and foremost.
Conference 2.0: Alphonse Vinh’s Speech
At last year’s two-day Texas conference, Alphonse-Louis Vinh — former Fellow of Berkeley College, Yale University; former Professor at the Catholic University of America; and host of the Abbeville Institute Book Club — gave a presentation on Southern writer Flannery O’Connor, a traditional Catholic herself. He discussed the influence of her roots and how O’Connor’s […]
Can Orthodoxy Baptize Southern Gospel Music?
After his full speech at last year’s Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship Conference 2.0, Fr. Philaret Farley answers a question about whether it’s possible or even desirable to try to incorporate Southern Gospel music into an Orthodox context.
Conference 2.0: Fr. Peter Heers’s Speech
Fr. Peter Heers — founder and current head of Uncut Mountain Press, the founder and editor-and-chief of The Orthodox Ethos, and the author of three books, many articles, and online lecture series — delivered a bold and loving speech at Conference 2.0. Sharing stories from his time as a village priest in Greece, Fr. Peter […]
Conference 2.0: Ben Dixon’s Speech
Ben Dixon — editor-in-chief of the American Bureau of the Union of Orthodox Journalists, and former operations manager and current board member of the Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship — delivered a riveting presentaton at Conference 2.0. As one YouTube commenter rightly explained, “This is one of the most significant talks on Orthodoxy that I have heard […]
Conference 2.0: Fr. Joseph Huneycutt’s Speech
Fr. Joseph Huneycutt — Vice-Chairman of the Department of Missions and Evangelism for the Antiochian Archdiocese of North America, Dean of the East Texas Deanery of the Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America, and the Pastor of St. Joseph Orthodox Church in Houston, Texas — gave one heckuva speech at our Conference 2.0 held last year […]
Conference 2.0: Dr. Don Livingston’s Speech
Dr. Don Livingston — retired professor of philosophy, and founder and president of the Abbeville Institute. and Ludwell Orthodox Fellowship co-founder — offered up a thought-provoking 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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