This is the seventh book in our series, “Orthodoxy for Children.”

This book is designed to help children understand the most important liturgical service in the Orthodox Church – the Divine Liturgy. It begins by talking about prayer and worshipping God with our hearts before moving on to explain some of the key moments during the service, paying especial attention to the Eucharist, the heart of our life in Christ.

This is the sixth book in our series, “Orthodoxy for Children.”

This book is designed to help children understand the purpose of fasting in the Orthodox Church. It begins by talking about the difference between dieting for health reasons and fasting for God. Later on, it looks at the Biblical basis for fasting, highlighting how Christ Himself fasted in the desert. From there it goes on to talk about when we fast (looking at the Church year with its seasons of feasting and fasting), why we fast, and then later, explains what is more important than food in order to fast in a God-pleasing way.

8”x8”, 32 pages long, available in both hardcover and paperback.

The fifth book in our series “Orthodoxy for Children,” this book talks about the clergy, this book helps to explain to children who the clergy are and what their role is in the life of the Church. Beginning with the Old Testament and the Temple in Jerusalem, it explains what things were like before the coming of Christ and then explains the role of clergy in the New Testament. It also explains each rank of clergy, the meaning of the vestments, and much more.

From the series “Orthodoxy for Children.”

As parents, we worry about a lot of things. We worry about our children’s education, their future careers… But in the Gospel, Christ says that “only one thing is needful.” Whether our children are successful in worldly terms, what truly matters is that they know Christ. To do that, we have to teach them how to pray. But where do we begin? What is prayer? What kind of prayers are pleasing to God? This book is offered as an aid to parents, to help them teach their children about this most important art of the Christian life.

32 pages long, 8x8.

Look for more books in this series coming out soon!

From the series “Orthodoxy for Children.”

Where did I come from? How did the world around me come to be? At some point, every child wonders about these questions. This book is designed to help parents open that conversation, moving on from those questions to a discussion about the Trinity and how God reveals Himself to us in Jesus Christ.

32 pages long, 8x8.

Look for more books in this series coming out soon!

From the series “Orthodoxy for Children.”

This book begins by talking about what our conscience is and the importance of paying attention to it and then moves on to talk about sin, the work of Christ, the history and role of Confession. It also explains the practicalities of Confession, the role of the priest, and what makes for a good Confession.

32 pages long, 8x8.

Look for more books in this series coming out soon!

From the series “Orthodoxy for Children.”

This book is designed to explain in a clear and concise way the twelve Great Feasts of the Orthodox Liturgical year, as well as Pascha. The section on each feast is accompanied with beautiful illustrations to help engage children's attention. This book is designed so that it can be used either by parents to read to their children or for children to read to themselves.

32 pages long, 8x8, soft cover.

Look for more books in this series coming out soon!

The complete set of all of the books in the series that have been published so far! Currently, seven books in this series have been published — “God,” “Prayer,” “Great Feasts,” and “Confession,” “The Clergy,” “Fasting,” and “The Divine Liturgy.” Buy them together and save on shipping!