Orthodox in the Southern World

Posted on 2/6/2007 in Orthodox Christianity with 8 Comments

I tend to think of myself as doing Orthodox mission work in the world of Appalachia. Geographically that is true, though much of the work I do with people are with folks who comes from somewhere other than the Appalachian region. My own roots are fairly shallow in Appalachia, though they are on the at least the fringes. There is … Continue reading →

Again, Many Thanks

Posted on 2/6/2007 in Orthodox Christianity with 11 Comments

Again, I offer many thanks to the readers of “Glory to God for all Things.” We continue to average nearly 1,000 views per day, and the quality of comment is an inspiration to me. Part of the software available to those who manage blogs gives them much information about what is going on “behind the scenes.” This blog is hosted … Continue reading →

Mission to the Modern World

Posted on 2/6/2007 in Orthodox Christianity with 7 Comments

C.S. Lewis spoke of “men without chests” in his famous little book, The Abolition of Man. Without going into all he meant by that, I will suffice it to say that he saw many modern men who no longer felt about themselves and their world as men had generally felt through the ages. And here I should note, that would … Continue reading →

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