Webpages by Lay People

Aelia Capitolina, Al Aqsa, Amman, Bethlehem, Besara, Betphage, Bethany, Bethsaida, Blasphemies, Caesarea, Capernaum, Constantin Necula, Dome of the Rock, Edicule, Ein Gedi, Ein Karem, Galilee, Dead Sea, Hebron, icons, Jerusalem, Jericho, Jordan River, Jordan, Madaba, Mar Saba, Tel Aviv, Tiberias, Tabor, Moria, 3D-Panorama, Gerasimus Monastery, Sea of Galilee, Sion, Via Dolorosa.

The personal page of Prof. Vladimir Katasonov, PostDoc in Philosophy, PostDoc in Theology.

Discussion about the Bible, books, life and ministry.

Andrey Vinogradov – former member of the band Arsenal and founder of this one-of-a-kind project, which celebrates and promotes traditional ethnic music. He recently mastered the hurdy-gurdy, a unique instrument, the European lyrichord.

A blog that aims to promote Eastern Orthodox literature released by publishing companies in the English-speaking world. News about Orthodox Christian books published in the English speaking world.

Pavel Rogozhin’s private site. Biography, family, photos and works.

After a profound spiritual experience the author left the Lutheran Church and converted to the Orthodox Christianity, the original Church. Since then he has been engaged as a singer in the Russian Orthodox Church.

The site contents the key principals of the Orthodox Psychotherapy and infomation on Dr. Avdeev. The main principle of the Orthodox psychotherapy is to confess the Holy Orthodox Faith and to bring its saving Truth and spiritual purity into the process of treatment. Psychotherapists should deal with the soul of the patient very carefully and even awesomely as every person is endowed with the greatest gift of God—the immortal soul which is the image of the Creator.

The website is dedicated to exploring the origins of the Kecman family – the only family in Serbia whose patron saint is St. apostle Bartholomew.

Site maintained by Emilie van Taack, a pupil of Leonid Uspensky in charge of an icon studio under the omophorion of Bishop Luka of Western Europe for the Serbian Patriarchate.

Assistant professor of theology and philosophy at St. Tikhon’s Orthodox University, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Moscow State Linguistic University and Sretensky Theological Seminary. Lectures and programs on Christian apologetics, philosophy, books, articles, comments, events and contacts.

Short descriptions and photoimages of towers, walls, churches and other buildings of Kirillo-Belozersky monastery, as they were seen by the author winter 2004.

This site is dedicated to miracles of the Orthodox Church. Most photos presented here have been made by amateurs. In some of the cases presented, the miracles were not seen by the eye. It was only after the photos were printed that they became visible.

Orthodoxy: issues of the twentieth-century Russian Church history; links. Philology: talks on the works of N. Hawthorne.

Robert W. Allison personal site, Bates College (Lewiston, Maine, U.S.A.). Historical studies of Philotheou Monastery (Mount Athos) and its library. Progress reports on the Library Cataloging Project.

This is a personal blog that discusses the churchly and academic life and other current events from an Orthodox perspective and especially from the perspective of the study of historical theology and patristics.

Ravings, news items, poems, bloggings and other items from an Orthodox convert and layman’s perspective.

Wisdom of Sinai, True Wisdom Radio, blog, contact, and links.

Personal page. Orthodoxy. The New Russian Martyrs. Saints and ascetics. Links. Guestbook.

Biography. Orthodox liturgical texts. Orthodox liturgy links. The Orthodox Church in Portugal. Spanish and Portuguese Orthodox links.