Meeting interesting Orthodox people
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Dear listeners and friends, I want to share a quick update to explain our unexpected absence. The podcasts are on a bit of a pause — but I'll be back soon. I was diagnosed this summer with a benign acoustic neuroma, and i underwent surgery to remove ... more
Corina is a wife, mother to 7 grown children, and grandmother to 3! A licensed midwife, author, speaker, and advocate, her recently published book, ‘The Chicken with the Red Feather’, portrays the true story of a family's journey with Huntington’s Di... more
Matthew Robb Brown was born in Michigan. He has been a published poet since 1969 and has had many jobs. He became Orthodox in 1998. He is a subdeacon, and his wife, Kay, choir director at St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral in Fort Wayne, IN. He has 3 bo... more
Abraham and Desirre Ghebremicael are from Eritrea–a small nation along the coast between Ethiopia and the Red Sea–but are raising their kids in Austin, Texas. We'll hear about Abe's journey and about how he finds that life in Texas compares to his ho... more
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Elissa publicly judged and insulted fellow orthodox Christians for being conservative. If she was misquoted in this article, she should make a public statement saying so.
“Elissa Bjeletich Davis, a former Protestant who now belongs to the Greek Orthodox Church in Austin, is a Sunday school teacher and has her own podcast. She says many converts belong to "the anti-woke crowd" and sometimes have strange ideas about their new faith - especially those in the Russian Church.
"They see it as a mil... more
I really enjoy your show. I have visited St. Elias Orthodox Church in downtown Austin.
I was born cradle Orthodox but was Protestant for about twenty years. I got back in communion with The Church about five months ago.
When I was Protestant there was a lot I didn’t know about Orthodoxy. When I was a kid I didn’t speak the language so not everything got passed down.
I wish I had returned sooner but I had a long journey back. It’s been great though and O certainly appreciate the fulln... more
Thank you for a great show! Looking forward to listening to it every Monday! 🤗
Interesting, inspiring interviews - with the type of people you would like to have a conversation with - it has a call-in component, so if you listen live through ancientfaith.com on the first and third Thursdays at 8 PM Eastern, you too can join the conversation.
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Apple Podcasts | #149 |
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The content explores the diverse experiences and personal journeys of individuals connected to the Orthodox Christian faith. Episodes feature heartfelt discussions on themes such as faith, resilience, community support, and personal transformation, often highlighting guests' unique backgrounds and stories of overcoming adversity. Topics covered range from caregiving and mental health to the intricate dynamics of family life within the context of Orthodox traditions. Overall, the content creates a rich tapestry of conversations that emphasize the importance of faith and connection among those in the Orthodox community.
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Recent guests on Everyday Orthodox include:
1. Corina Hall
2. Abraham Ghebremichael
3. Mother Karitina
4. Matt Murray
5. Daniel Neumann
6. Christian Gonzalez
7. Elissa Bjeletich Davis
8. Jason Catanese
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