Download for free and print this helpful lesson in chart format HERE to remind your students about each day of Holy Week in the Orthodox...

Here's a look at the pious custom of red eggs in the Orthodox Church for you and your families to enjoy. Where did the tradition come ...

This Akathyst "poem" to Panagia has been lost in translation! In many English uses, the first letter of each stanza no longer ...

For this year's Feast of the Annunciation, here are a few talking points to discuss with your group of kids and teenagers along with th...

Have you prepared a "Lambatha, or Pascha Candle" with your children yet for 2018? It is customary among the Greek Orthodox tha...

If you are looking for ways to keep "Christ" in your celebration of Easter, consider making an Orthodox Pascha Basket instea...

Give a try at writing a new language! Ask your students to write "Christ is Risen" with the appropriate responses. Print the...

How does one sum up the great feast of Pascha easily for kids? With a long white piece of paper, we made three folds and created our ve...

Download these two curriculum worksheets here for your students to learn more about Great Lent in the Orthodox Christian Church. The gra...

This is a great way to involve your kids in the Raising of Lazarus! Wrap them in "burial" cloth and see who will be first to bre...

Clean Monday is the very first Monday which begins Great Lent, and it is a quite somber day on the spiritual calendar. In Greece, it is c...

This year, we painted on food coloring before baking. Give it a try!  POEM Lady Sarakosti, i...

Give spiritual blessings to your Orthodox friends from the Lives of the Saints!  These 3x5" Blessing Cards may be printed and gathered ...

The powerful story of repentance that we find in the life of Saint Mary of Egypt which was recorded by the monk Zossimos, can be a memora...