November 5
Speaker: Kyranna, Alexandra & Kassiani Mamalakis
Topic: Unfading Rose Choir on their premier CD
When the Church becomes a place we visit once a week, with foreign sights, sounds, and smells then, slowly, God becomes a foreigner, disconnected from real family life. But a new youth choir called Unfading Rose wants to help you and your family invite God back into the center of your homes. Plus a special study reveals an interesting statistic about Orthodox Christian Church attendance.  You don’t want to miss this program.

November 12
Speaker: Dr. Anthony Limberakis
Topic: Upcoming Religious Freedom Conference
Hear the latest about the Christian experience in contemporary Turkey from Dr. Anthony Limberakis, who’s helped organize  OCN’s  coverage of this week’s Religious Freedom Conference in Brussels sponsored by the Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. In addition on a similar theme. The Sophia Institute’s annual conference will be held in a few weeks in NYC.  The theme is on “Power and Authority” in Eastern Christian experience. Fr. John McGuckin  relates these historic themes to our lives  as Orthodox in  modern America.

November 19
Speaker: Dr. Ary Christofidis
Topic: Bully: What Can Parents Do?
According to a new study, parents are more concerned about bullying than kidnapping, domestic terrorism or suicide. Dr. Ary Christofidis sheds light on the new survey and what we can do about it as parents. But first, find out about a new CD out  of the Eucharistic hymns of the Church.

November 26
Speaker: Dc. Irenaios Anderson
Topic:  Learning from the Prophet Zephaniah
The book of Zephaniah centers around  visions of Israel’s moral decay, her cleansing and ultimately her restoration. What does it mean and what can we learn from it? Plus, where can you hear Fr. John McGuckin, Fr. John Behr, Fr. George Dragas  and other leading Orthodox  scholars speak on the important doctrine of Atonement? Guests Seraphim Danckaert and Nick Mariandes of Princeton University’s Fr. Georges Florovsky Society will let us know!

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