| Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church |
Official Church Sites
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church's page on the national Church's (OCA) web site
Diocese of the Midwest home page
Orthodox Church in America home page
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese
St. George's Greek Orthodox Church in Des Moines
Canonical Orthodox Church List - A list of real Orthodox Church member bodies. lf a church's affiliation
isn't on this list, it's not part of the mutually recognizing, world-wide, communion of the historic Orthodox
Christian Church.
Orthodoxy in Indonesia - Not quite an "official Church site," but a good place to go for information on the
origins and status of the Church in the world's most populous Muslim country.
Pan-Orthodox Charity Sites
IOCC - International Orthodox Christian Charities
OCMC - Orthodox Christian Mission Center
Other informative Sites
Ancient Faith Radio (internet broadcast) - listen to music, discussions, lectures, etc. Wide variety.
Orthodox Christian Cassettes - over 600 CD & cassette recordings available from this library/store.
Liturgica.com - good resource on worship in the Temple, ancient Synagogues, and from early Christian
to Protestant worship, with samples of worship music. Books and music available.
Fr. Alexander Schmemann - writings, sermons, video interview, and photos of this noted theologian.
Life of St. Nicholas
OrthodoxWiki - an online Orthodox Christian encyclopedia.
Orthodox Research Institute
Orthodox Christians for Life
OrthodoxyToday - commentaries on contemporary issues (often political).
Frederica Mathews-Green - Noted Orthodox thinker, insightful and witty author and speaker.
More sites can be reached through the "clearing-house" links below.
Orthodox Church And Bible Study Links
Caveat lector: As with the Internet in general, expect a great variety in the quality and legitimacy
(canonical or ecclesiastical) of Internet sites found through any sources other than canonical Church's
official sites. Though some sites may be perfectly helpful, other sites on the Internet may reflect a
strong bias or agenda that is presented as valid and necessary to Orthodoxy while it may be something
entirely else.
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church's page on the national Church's (OCA) web site
Diocese of the Midwest home page
Orthodox Church in America home page
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese
St. George's Greek Orthodox Church in Des Moines
Canonical Orthodox Church List - A list of real Orthodox Church member bodies. lf a church's affiliation
isn't on this list, it's not part of the mutually recognizing, world-wide, communion of the historic Orthodox
Christian Church.
Orthodoxy in Indonesia - Not quite an "official Church site," but a good place to go for information on the
origins and status of the Church in the world's most populous Muslim country.
Pan-Orthodox Charity Sites
IOCC - International Orthodox Christian Charities
OCMC - Orthodox Christian Mission Center
Other informative Sites
Ancient Faith Radio (internet broadcast) - listen to music, discussions, lectures, etc. Wide variety.
Orthodox Christian Cassettes - over 600 CD & cassette recordings available from this library/store.
Liturgica.com - good resource on worship in the Temple, ancient Synagogues, and from early Christian
to Protestant worship, with samples of worship music. Books and music available.
Fr. Alexander Schmemann - writings, sermons, video interview, and photos of this noted theologian.
Life of St. Nicholas
OrthodoxWiki - an online Orthodox Christian encyclopedia.
Orthodox Research Institute
Orthodox Christians for Life
OrthodoxyToday - commentaries on contemporary issues (often political).
Frederica Mathews-Green - Noted Orthodox thinker, insightful and witty author and speaker.
More sites can be reached through the "clearing-house" links below.
Orthodox Church And Bible Study Links
Caveat lector: As with the Internet in general, expect a great variety in the quality and legitimacy
(canonical or ecclesiastical) of Internet sites found through any sources other than canonical Church's
official sites. Though some sites may be perfectly helpful, other sites on the Internet may reflect a
strong bias or agenda that is presented as valid and necessary to Orthodoxy while it may be something
entirely else.
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