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 From the desk of Father Chris Metropulos, Executive Director of the Orthodox Christian Network
Dear Blessed people of God,
We are now entering the month of February and everyone knows what that means; campaigns and primaries. You are probably asking yourself, Oh Father are you really going to deal with politics? It is probably better if you didn't. Well my dear friends believe it or not we do have something to say about it and we should.
If you have ever attended an Orthodox Christian Divine Liturgy, you know that we pray for the President of the United States, not the Republican or Democratic President but THE PRESIDENT. We also pray for our leaders to govern in peace so that we might live lives in piety and holiness. So, if St. John Chrysostom can raise the issue we felt it was safe for us to do it as well.
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 Gov Michael Dukakis shares his thoughts on how personal faith and integrity affect a politician’s professional life. Plus, many of us know about the amazing work that IOCC does around the globe, but tune in to hear about their new plan for domestic crises. For more information on the IOCC, visit http://www.iocc.org/ or call their office at (410) 243-9820.
Are you a fan of the Orthodox Christian Network? Then please share our Come Receive the Light page with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, +Google, and Linked In. A world in crisis needs to find its way to our Lord Jesus Christ. Have you seen our new video? Click here to learn more about our theme for the month of February and watch our new video.
Click below to listen to this week's Come Receive the Light program.
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From the desk of Father Chris Metropulos, Executive Director of the Orthodox Christian Network
Here we go again. The predictions are back stronger than ever and this time with a movie to boot about the Apocalypse. But I must confess to you I am thrilled to finally be doing such interviews on CRTL because I am so tired of hearing all of the carnival barkers talk about the End Times when they really have no idea what they are talking about.
What does the Orthodox Christian Faith teach about the End Times, End of the World, the Apocalypse? What about Sts. Paul, John Chrysostom and the Disciples of Christ? What did they have to say? What about the Mayan Calendar? Is it something we should be using to predict and declare December 21, 2012 as the end of the world as we know it?
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 In our final episode on the Apocalypse, Fred Krueger talk about climate changes and other environmental problems that might lead to mankind’s extinction. To learn more, visit http://www.orth-transfiguration.org/. But first, the ancient Mayan Calendar is set to run out this December. Had they figured out when the world would end? Ian O’Neill, a solar physicist who’s the Space Science Producer for Discovery News, is here to help us make some sense of it.
Are you a fan of the Orthodox Christian Network? Then please share our Come Receive the Light page with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, +Google, and Linked In. A world in crisis needs to find its way to our Lord Jesus Christ. Have you seen our new video? Click here to learn more about our theme for the month of January and watch our new video.
Click below to listen to this week's Come Receive the Light program, and learn the truth about how the Christian Church has always viewed the end of times.
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 Continuing our discussions on the Apocalypse this month, we’ll hear today from Dr. Elizabeth Prodromou about the current global situation. Do the many political and religious conflicts spell certain and imminent doom? But first, we’ll hear about this year’s Summer CrossRoad program, an annual event of the Office of Vocation and Ministry for Orthodox teens from Ann Bezzerides and Mike Tischel. This year's focus is on vocation and calling. All application forms and information are available on www.crossroad.hchc.edu or you can call the office at 617-850-1309 or email
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. Deadline for priority applications is March 12, 2012.
Are you a fan of the Orthodox Christian Network? Then please share our Come Receive the Light page with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, +Google, and Linked In. A world in crisis needs to find its way to our Lord Jesus Christ. Have you seen our new video? Click here to learn more about our theme for the month of January and watch our new video.
Click below to listen to this week's Come Receive the Light program, and learn the truth about how the Christian Church has always viewed the end of times.
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 On January 1st each year, we commemorate the circumcision of Christ. Today, we’ll learn more about the significance of this event, as well as some of our Orthodox services for infants. Then, we’ll talk with Dr. Edith Humphrey of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary about The Book of Revelation. What does this book teach us about Christ’s second coming? Is it a riddle to be solved or something entirely different? Tune in to hear her thoughts! Pick up your own copy of The Message of Revelation by Michael Wilcock from Amazon.
Are you a fan of the Orthodox Christian Network? Then please share our Come Receive the Light page with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, +Google, and Linked In. A world in crisis needs to find its way to our Lord Jesus Christ. Have you seen our new video? Click here to learn more about our theme for the month of January and watch our new video.
Click below to listen to this week's Come Receive the Light program, and learn the truth about how the Christian Church has always viewed the end of times.
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