ANCIENT FAITH RADIO
http://ancientfaith.com/

Auspices:
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America

Access information:
Free access to 24/7 programming.
This listener supported WEBstation and its podcasts is a division of Conciliar Media Ministries and exists with the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan PHILIP. Donations will help sustain it and provide for its growth. We operate with minimal expense thanks to our volunteer readers and very low overhead. There is more we plan to do in the future but we can only grow as the support is available. Please consider a gift at this time. Please do not support Ancient Faith Radio at the expense of your parish or missionaries. Thank you.
You may make a one time donation or join our Monthly Giving Club. We can accept donations via MasterCard, VISA, Paypal, and check. Thank you for joining with us to provide 24-hour Orthodox radio all over the world!

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Ancient Faith Radio exists to supplement the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic church with on line audio programming of music, prayers, readings, lectures and interviews.

We offer two 24 hour internet based Orthodox radio stations but we also provide an extensive list of downloadable Orthodox Podcasts. This ministry was founded at All Saints Orthodox Church in Chicago but is now part of Conciliar Media Ministries which in turn is under the auspices of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of North America.

Technology has opened the door for a worldwide radio ministry featuring the teachings and music of the historic Orthodox faith. This is a pan Orthodox ministry seeking to serve and support all jurisdictions with clear and concise expressions of the faith.

We say we are “timeless Christianity 24 hours a day” reflecting both the eternality and the daily presence of our Lord Jesus Christ in our midst. Christ is truly in our midst and He truly ever shall be!

ORTHODOX TV
http://www.orthodox.tv/

Auspices:
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America

Access information:
Free access to some programming; "Basic" subscription is $2.99/month; "Premium" level requires registration and monthly subscription fee of $4.99/month
(subscribe at: http://www.orthodox.tv/register.php)

Site information:
OrthodoxTV was commissioned by Bishop BASIL and is the Official Audio/Video Companion to the Antiochian Archdiocese Website (www.antiochian.org).

February 28, 2002:
Orthodox Christians around the world now have a new tool at their fingertips to stay current in the happenings of the Orthodox community. OrthodoxTV (www.orthodox.tv), a Tulsa-based operation, combines the deep traditions of the Orthodox Faith with the cutting-edge services of the Internet. Funded by parent company Orthodox Christian Communications Corporation (OCCC), Orthodox.TV was launched in 2001 with a very important objective - serve the Orthodox Christian community through education, technology, and by providing a vehicle for people to have "face-time" with their Hierarchs and regional Bishops. "Before OrthodoxTV, parishioners' experiences with their Hierarchs and Bishops were largely limited to reading letters, books, and magazines," said OCCC CEO Ruston Miles. "Orthodox.TV provides Orthodox Faithful a live, audio-visual experience with those serving in the Orthodox Christian community." Commissioned by Bishop BASIL of the Antiochian Archdiocese and officially endorsed by the 45th Antiochian Archdiocese Convention, OrthodoxTV looks to connect some 300 million Orthodox Faithful worldwide by providing news, information, programming, and interactive communication tools for a Pan-Orthodox audience. Already serving 600,000 hits monthly to over 42 countries, OrthodoxTV is the foundation for a globally connected Orthodox Christian community.

COME RECEIVE THE LIGHT
http://www.receive.org/

Auspices:
Pan-Orthodox sponsorship

Access information:
Free access, but requires user to register and receive a password
(sign-up at: http://www.receive.org/index.php?submenu=3)

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The Staff of "Come Receive The Light" is made up of volunteers from Orthodox Christian Churches that are both Local and National. Together, they make a comprehensive mix of professionals who bring a wide range of expertise to the program, with backgrounds in everything from broadcasting, computer technology and audio/video production to investment banking, real estate and journalism. Each staff member brings his or her own unique and individual talent to the mix that is our radio ministry.

The History of "Come Receive The Light" was born from one South Florida Church's desire to bring the Orthodox faith to the homebound, to spread the joy of Orthodoxy to the world, and to supplement the weekly worship of the faithful. But in just a few years, it has become so much more: a weekly ministry that brings its listeners "food for the soul." Along the way, the program has exploded in popularity - and listeners.

Starting December. 4, 1996, a modest program that began as a parish ministry now sends its signal to Orthodox Christians of all nationalities across the United States. Based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, it is now the farthest reaching program of its kind in the United States, offering spiritual enlightenment to listeners tuning in and callers phoning in as clergymen and lay theologians discuss contemporary, moral and religious issues that touch our everyday lives. "This is truly a unique show. No one else in the country has a show with such a wide reach. It has been truly blessed by God with an incredible staff of volunteers." said Father Christopher Metropulos, the program's founder.

INCARNATION BROADCAST NETWORK
http://www.inbn.net/

Auspices:
Orthodox Church in America

Access information:
Free access

Site information:
On InBN.net, you'll hear readings, studies, lectures and homilies on the Holy Scriptures, lives of saints and martyrs, Orthodox world news, otherworldly chant, hymnography (the highest form of theological discourse), liturgical services, and, of course, the living celebration of the world's oldest living Christian musical traditions. Learn how Christians really lived, survived, and witnessed to Christ under persecution, and how they do so today.

Our website links will connect you with the Orthodox Church worldwide, and in your own backyard. We'll link you up with music from around the world, magazines, books and literature from the Orthodox Study Bible to stories of faith from ancient converts to recent martyrs, home and Church supplies, Icons, gifts, and a multitude of other items.

GOTelcom
Greek Orthodox Telecommunications
http://www.goarch.org/en/multimedia/

Auspices:
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America

Access information:
Free access to all programming

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The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Multimedia section is dedicated to bringing you the latest technologies for today's ministries. In the multimedia section you will find videos, music and virtual reality.

The WORD magazine
(http://www.antiochian.org/Word_Magazine)
Official publication of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America.

Orthodox Christian News Service
(http://www.orthodoxnews.com)
Includes U.S. and world news, features, editorials, letters, and announcements.

Orthodox Observer
(http://www.goarch.org/en/news/observer)
Monthly magazine of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America featuring news on the Orthodox Church, Archdiocese, Dioceses, profiles, and editorials.

Orthodox Christian Mission Center
(http://www.ocmc.org)
The Orthodox Christian Mission Center (OCMC) proclaims and practices the evangelical imperative of the Orthodox faith based on the Gospel of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who commissioned us to go "and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit" (Matthew 28:19). OCMC recruits, trains and sends missionaries to preach, teach, baptize and to minister to the poor, hungry, sick, suffering and orphaned. We, therefore, support the development of indigenous leaders and strengthen the infrastructures of churches, especially in, though not limited to, countries where Christianity is a minority, thus creating vibrant, Eucharistic Orthodox Christian communities throughout the world.

Orthodox Christian Fellowship
(http://www.ocf.net)
OCF stands for Orthodox Christian Fellowship. An OCF is a pan-Orthodox group of students and young adults within a college or university who meet for fellowship, worship, and spiritual development and support. The mission of Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) is to support fellowships on college campuses, whose members experience and witness to the Orthodox Christian Church through community life, prayer, service to others and study of the Faith (Acts 2:42).

Belief.net & Frederica Matthews-Greene's commentaries
(http://www.beliefnet.com/author/author_32.html)
(http://www.frederica.com)
Frederica Mathewes-Green is the author of The Illumined Heart: The Ancient Christian Path of Transformation and other books about early and eastern Christian spirituality. She writes commentaries and movie reviews for many outlets, including NPR's "Morning Edition," Christianity Today, Our Sunday Visitor, and the "Come Receive the Light" radio program. She is the wife of Fr. Gregory Matthews-Greene, the pastor of Holy Cross Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in Linthicum, Maryland.

Foma
(http://www.fomacenter.ru/english/index.htm)
Orthodox Christian journal for doubting Thomases.

Orthodox Vision
(http://www.ocadow.org/vision.htm)
Official publication for the Diocese of the West of the Orthodox Church in America.

Orthodoxy Today
(http://www.orthodoxytoday.org)
Features articles examining contemporary social and cultural issues primarily from an Orthodox Christian viewpoint, but also includes articles from authors of other traditions. Site is maintained by Fr. Johannes Jacobse, a priest in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. This site was established to provide interested readers with articles that bring a moral perspective to pressing cultural questions. It is the webmaster's conviction that American culture needs moral renewal.