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*[http://www.ourlifeinchrist.com/ Our Life in Christ] is an internet radio show based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Originally, they were doing live radio broadcasts on 1360 AM ([http://www.kpxq1360.com/ KPXQ]), a Protestant radio station of the [http://www.salem.cc/aboutRadioNetwork.htm Salem Network]. Through this ministry they began to offer Orthodox apologetics to Protestants. | *[http://www.ourlifeinchrist.com/ Our Life in Christ] is an internet radio show based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Originally, they were doing live radio broadcasts on 1360 AM ([http://www.kpxq1360.com/ KPXQ]), a Protestant radio station of the [http://www.salem.cc/aboutRadioNetwork.htm Salem Network]. Through this ministry they began to offer Orthodox apologetics to Protestants. | ||
Revision as of 20:50, January 18, 2006
Television and Video
"It would be a crime not to use television to spread the word of God. - Archpriest Dimitriy Sarnov, "Russian Orthodox Church goes on TV" (More details at "Orthodox Believers Get Own Channel")
- The Glory of High Decani - Among the video presentations of life in Kosovo and Metohija, this video on the recent experience of the monks of the "High Decani" monastery is particularly recommended (it's the third from top).
- Aghapy TV - The First Coptic Orthodox Satellite TV Channel
- Holy Pimoly (Cartoon)
Radio and Podcasts
Individual shows
- Our Life in Christ is an internet radio show based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Originally, they were doing live radio broadcasts on 1360 AM (KPXQ), a Protestant radio station of the Salem Network. Through this ministry they began to offer Orthodox apologetics to Protestants.
- psalmcast - A Presbyterian ministry which presents a musical rendition of a Psalm each day. Last time I tuned in it was Psalm 33 sung in Slavonic by Russian Orthodox Monks. (Available through iTunes 4.9+.)
- Orthodox Word Podcast - A source for the daily scriptural readings of the Orthodox Church. Each daily podcast also includes the hymns and readings from the Synaxarion for the Saints or Feast Day.
- Welcome Home, an Orthodox radio program by the Archdiocese of Canada of the Orthodox Church in America
Aggregators
- INBN.net - The Incarnation Broadcasting Network offers 24-hour Orthodox radio broadcasting on the internet.
