From the ships and postal services of the Roman Empire used by St. Paul, to the ocean-going kayaks used by St. Innocent of Alaska, the Orthodox Christian Church has always worked to use the technology of her time and place to communicate the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Many ministries and individuals of the Antiochian Archdiocese labor using the tools of modern media in service of the Church.
Archdiocese Bookstore: Order Christian education, liturgical, catechetical, and general interest books and more from the Archdiocese. A PDF book list and order form is available online.
Conciliar Press Online Bookstore: Conciliar Media Ministries, a department of the Antiochian Archdiocese, publishes a wide range of books and other materials, and maintains an excellent online bookstore.
The Word: The Word is the official publication of the Antiochian Archdiocese. Full issues are available online in PDF format, as well as an easy to use Best of The Word section. The Word has been faithfully published for decades by the Antiochian Archdiocese, and has played a crucial role in the inspiration and education of generations of Antiochian Orthodox Christians.
AGAIN Magazine: Published quarterly by Conciliar Press, AGAIN has been home for 30 years to the most compelling voices of today’s Orthodox Christian community. Proclaiming the power of the ancient Christian faith as it is lived today, the mission of AGAIN is to explore the beauty of the Way of Christ and to confront the challenges facing His followers in the 21st century. Lively and thought-provoking, AGAIN is ideal for both Orthodox believers desiring a deeper relationship with God, and seekers and fellow traditional Christians interested in encountering the enduring wisdom of the Orthodox Church.
The Handmaiden Magazine: Published by Conciliar Press, The Handmaiden is a quarterly journal that provides a vital, vibrant community for Orthodox Christian women. It's a place where Orthodox life and spirituality are discussed, and people of all ages, jurisdictions, and backgrounds come together to learn, share, and grow. In each issue you'll find articles on topics such as women's ministry; spirituality and Orthodox life; relationships; child-rearing and education; culture and tradition; and more.
re/CALL - Responding to God's Call in Your Life is a new podcast for Orthodox youth from the Department of Youth Ministry and Ancient Faith Radio.
Featured Authors of the Antiochian Archdiocese: The best writings of a handful of the excellent working writers in our Archdiocese today.
The Orthodox Study Bible: The Orthodox Study Bible is the fruit of over twenty years of labor by many of the best Orthodox Christian theologians of our time, overseen by the dedicated staff of the Antiochian Archdiocese's St. Athanasius Academy Orthodox Study Bible Project. It brings together an original translation of the Old Testament from the Septuagint with the classic Orthodox Study Bible: New Testament and Psalms. Here you will find the living water of His Word with comprehensive study guides and teachings that bring to our modern world the mind of the ancient Christian Church.
Ancient Faith Radio: Part of Conciliar Media Ministries, Ancient Faith Radio is an Orthodox Christian media ministry, offering two 24-hour Internet radio stations and a wide variety of on-demand podcasts and audio specials.
Let Us Attend! Children's Weekly Gospel Program with Audio: Produced by the Department of Christian Education and Ancient Faith Radio, and ideal for use as the curriculum for a small church school, or by parents who wish to read the gospel on Saturday night with their children.
Orthodox Teen Talk Online (OTTO): An ongoing podcast for Orthodox Christian teens and their peers developed by the Department of Youth Ministry and Orthodox Christian Network (OCN). Visit OCN online at www.myocn.net to learn more or listen here.
Orthodox.TV: Offers subscription-based access to all online content including access to public addresses from hierarchs and the Archdioceses, online news, general Orthodox Communications, live main-events such as conventions and conferences up to 30 days after they are recorded, weekly shows, and online discussion forums.
St. Romanos Akathist hymn to the Theotokos, read by Frederica Mathewes-Green
